Aldo Faccenda New President of Vitrum; Dino Zandonella Necca and Cinzia Schiatti Named Vice Presidents

Date: 28 October 2014
Source: www.vitrum-milano.com

Date: 28 October 2014

Vice President of Vitrum since 2012, Aldo Faccenda takes the reins of Vitrum, confidently moving it forward along the path toward the 19th international trade show specialized in machinery, equipment and systems for flat and hollow glass; and glass and processed products for industry, set to take place in Milan from October 6th to 9th, 2015.    Member of the Board of Directors of Bottero SpA, the first company in Italy and the world to offer expertise and high technology in all areas of glass processing, Aldo Faccenda is a prominent player in the glass sector, a driving force in Italy and internationally for continued growth of the industry and promotion of Italian technology.

Commenting on his nomination and new responsibilities, he stated: “Vitrum is a superbly organized and efficient operation; I will focus all my efforts on continuing the fine work accomplished by my predecessor. We started off at full throttle, without skipping a beat: at Glasstec we are geared up to add some significant tiles to the mosaic that will become Vitrum 2015.”

Succeeding Aldo Faccenda in his previous post as Vitrum Vice President, is Dino Zandonella Necca, a long-standing Vitrum Board member and General Manager of ADI, respected in Italy and abroad for its superior technology in the production of diamond tools for the glass industry. Zandonella Necca will be responsible for Press Relations.

 

 

Also confirmed as Vice President of Vitrum is Cinzia Schiatti, indisputable leader in Italy’s glass industry since the earliest days of her career and energetic supporter of activities sponsored by Gimav, of which she has been President since 2008.
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