From left to right: Christian Bruot (Treasurer), Agostino Pesce (General Manager), Nicola Caprioni (former President), Enea Loreti (founding president of the Italian Chamber of Commerce). Photo by Jennifer Blouquet. A steady increase in turnover since the establishment of the Chamber, a stable self-financing capacity, an increase in revenue according to activities, and a rise in expenses following the growth of activities, this is a thriving chamber of commerce. Significant growth partly due to the numerous activities offered by the Chamber: trade fairs, trips, training, business services, etc.
These are activities that the new president of the Chamber, Daniele Vaccarino, supports and praises. In succeeding Nicola Caprioni as head of this Chamber, which boasts a balance sheet of €1,600,000, comprises 13 employees, and nearly 300 members, Daniele Vaccarino commits to continuing the projects and activities already started by the Chamber. He wishes to achieve the same success as his predecessor and, thanks to his experience and knowledge, improve the quality of strategies led from the start by the Chamber of Commerce.
For the new president, “the Chamber played an important role in the integration process between Italy and France.” He also pointed out that in times of crisis, it was significant support for French and Italian companies. “Our goal for the future is to play an even more decisive role in the commercial relations between France and Italy, to support agencies and help them overcome this period of crisis.”
To assist him in his presidency and to prepare for the challenges of the next five years (term duration), new members have also been elected to the board of directors. All with a single goal: to inform and assist small and medium-sized Italian and French enterprises wishing to establish themselves in France or Italy.
