Musa. Marketing Communication Design Hub
Supporting and growing ideas is the starting point for a future full of possibilities. Musa is a lab, a communication consultancy, a vibrant creative hub that works together with the material technology companies under Broadview and their brands – Arpa, DOS, FENIX, Formica, Homapal, Trespa and Westag. A multicultural team that designs solutions to create value and meaningful experiences.
This is Musa.
Marketing and Unexpected Solutions for Avant-garde.
Our Manifesto
Inspiration
We believe in the power of imagination and the importance of nurturing ideas.
Expertise
We believe tradition, experience and knowledge make us stronger.
Research
We believe intuition and expertise must be supported by analytics, facts and data.
Culture
We believe the blend of backgrounds leads to fruitful and innovative projects.
Innovation
We believe in out-of-the-box and cutting-edge solutions.
Sustainability
We believe that sustainability is a key driver for our activities.
Design
We believe functionality and aesthetics must be combined in a harmonious way to create timeless projects.
Service
We believe our unconventional and meaningful approach enhances the value of our group's brands and companies.
Value
We believe in creating long-term value for our brands, companies and commercial partners.
Make things happen
We believe that the difference is possible only with discipline, persistence and execution.
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Musa Stats & Facts
People
Nationalities
(Italian, English, French, Serbian, American, Venezuelan, Chinese)
Areas of Expertise:
(Marketing, Communication, Design, Digital, Global Customer Management)
Headquarters
Milan, Italy
Local Hubs
Bra, Italy
North Sheilds, UK
Behind the "Musa" name
The Muses are the nine inspirational goddesses of literarue, science, and the arts in the Greek and Roman mythology.
The Muses are deities of the ancient Greek culture. They were the daughters of Zeus (the "Highest Energy") and Mnemosyne (the "Memory") and their guide was Apollo (recognized as a god of archery, music and dance, truth and prophecy, the light, poetry, and more).
The Muses represented the supreme ideal of Art, understood as the truth of the "All" or the "eternal magnificence of the divine".
