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Christmas is coming and with it all the dusty boxes full of decorations for your tree. But the colours are faded away, the lights blown out and the branches are bared of all the greener leaves. This doesn’t look like the tree you had imagined: the tree you want is tall, strong and thriving. The tree you want is free to grow and to give joy to your home, to the people who enjoy its shade and to your whole planet, which gently benefits from it. The tree you want is one among a thousand, part of a forest that pulsates like a single big green heart.This year the tree you want, you have it: thanks to Treedom we could dedicate you a special gift to thank you and to make the magic of Christmas finally leave from our houses and grow luxuriantly in NewYa’s Christmas forest.Our team wishes you a Merry Christmas and thanks you for taking part in this precious project.And do not forget to watch your tree growing!

NewYa Xmas Project

NewYa has been founded in 2013 in Città di Castello, Umbria, on the basis of more than 20 years of experience of the founding members Marco Iacono and Graziella Santinelli in finance and fashion design.In a short time NewYa’s business model has developed and improved with new associates.Now we are a close-knit team of multilingual managers and professionals whose skills are the core of Newya Consulting and Training: chosen among the best in&nbsp; various sectors of specialization, both in Italy and abroad, they represent the starting point of an ever expanding network, to provide companies with advice and training at the highest levels. Our management in outsourcing and business consulting services are able to respond to the most complex needs with maximum speed and flexibility. Our training catalogue is day-by-day enriched with new topics in line with the evolution of the different sectors, allowing us a very high level of customization. We are by your side to improve your business and push your organization forward!

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