The Entrepreneur’s Voice
The metalworking world told by its key players: over 80 interviews with industry entrepreneurs.
Gianfranco Maserin – Coltellerie Maserin Snc
It would be great if schools brought students to see how workshops have evolved. They are now more technologically advanced and environmentally friendly, far from what they used to be.
Sergio Bosso e Fabrizio Magistrali – Flex Ltd
Industry 4.0 allows us to apply what we’ve learned before and transfer it to those who haven’t yet embraced connectivity and product digitization.
Dario Di Chiara – Be.Di.Ma. Snc
The Maniago district is highly appreciated worldwide for its design and quality materials. Craftsmanship involves dedication and the satisfaction of creating something unique and unrepeatable.
Anton Giurissevich e Alessio Facchin – I.C.A.R. Srl
Family has been crucial for the growth of this company. It has been carried forward with heart, and this energy is reflected in our products.
Francesco Vidali – Officine Meccaniche Vidali Srl
A young entrepreneur has the opportunity to leverage modern technologies to access new markets, which often demand highly specialized skills and immediate responses.
Silvano Boscarol – Saviotech Srl
Made in Italy is incredibly important. In the plastics sector, Friuli, together with eastern Veneto, is considered Italy’s Plastic Valley.
Marco Bono – Saiph Srl
We must understand that our future depends on achieving high training standards. Only this way can we ensure high business performance and competitiveness.
Luca Farina – Orion SpA
Made in Italy is undoubtedly recognized as excellence. This is evident as Italy leads in the subcontracting sector, which is essential even for German automotive.
Tarcisio Gasparini e Daniela D’Odorico – GTN Metal Srl
For us, the female component is important: it brings a different perspective and adds value to the company and its work.