Naples, National Archaeological Museum opens wellness space for employees

The National Archaeological Museum in Naples today opened a wellness space for its employees. A relaxation area where museum workers will be able to play ping-pong, challenge each other to foosball, go for a run on a treadmill, do yoga or free-body exercises on mats and more. The area is located in the New Arm of the MANN, and was strongly desired by the current management so as to offer employees an opportunity to spend time together beyond their daily work commitments. The project was carried out in collaboration with Decathlon Italia.

The new relaxation area, the museum points out, concretizes the desire, expressed in MANN’s 2020/2023 Strategic Plan, to make the museum a space for sharing, dialectic, and common growth, so much so that the museum’s wellness space was opened on the occasion of the final convention of the course The MANN training. being and teaming up in the digital era, promoted in a network with the human resources company Focus Consulting.

“There are paths that come from afar, from when MANN decided to open up to sport, celebrating it in the past and present,” said MANN director Paolo Giulierini. “The legacy of these first steps has been translated into the strong goal of promoting the well-being of those who work there at the Museum every day. One common thread links Manntenersi in forma, the Paideia exhibition, the Universiade and Focus Consulting activities: the idea that you can be happy at the museum.”

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Naples, National Archaeological Museum opens wellness space for employees

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