At the same time as the ribbon cutting, there will also be the release of the volume which, through texts and images, tells the stories, production sectors, products and professionalism of 23 companies from the Viterbo area that participated in the project. “Images tell stories without words, capturing the essence of what makes each business unique and vibrant. In the pages of the catalog and in the photos on display there is an invitation to take a journey into the world of business, not by reading company reports or financial analyses, but through the lens of a camera and a news story that never leaves us simple spectators, rather protagonists and participants” declares Sergio Saggini, President of Unindustria Viterbo, on the sidelines of the inauguration.
“Each image is itself a story. It’s a fragment of storytelling, a moment in time that reveals as much about the people behind the company as it does about its aspirations, values and culture. From the worker involved in a production phase to the person who leads the company with passion and vision, each portrait captures the humanity and determination that fuel the company’s engine. Through them we see the innovation that transforms industries, the collaboration that fuels success, and the resilience that overcomes challenges.” For Andrea Belli, President of Ance Viterbo, “with our participation in Imprese d’Autore we have chosen to open a new and original window on the world of construction.
We did this in line with Ance’s commitment to promoting the image and efforts of construction companies operating in the Viterbo area, enhancing the potential and human resources of the area every day. A province with a strong construction component, growing and constantly protagonist of the structural change for which the Viterbo area must prepare”.
In addition to Sergio Saggini and Andrea Belli, present at the inauguration were the Vice President of Unindustria Stefano Cenci, the President of the Small Industry Committee of Unindustria Viterbo Simonetta Coccia, the President of the Youth Group of Unindustria Alessandra Sensi. Present at the ribbon cutting were the representatives of the institutions: Gennaro Capo (Prefect of Viterbo), Chiara Frontini (Mayor of Viterbo), Fausto Vinci (Quaestor of Viterbo), Alessandro Romoli (President of the Province of Viterbo), and the President of the Chamber of Commerce Rieti – Viterbo Domenico Merlani.
These are the companies featured in the exhibition and the volume: Basaltina, Belli, Ceramica Catalano, Ceramica Flaminia, Coccia Sesto, Colavene, Dimar Group, Fiorillo, Flati, Gajarda, Immobiliare Viterbo, Impresa Costruzioni Bronzetti, Impresa Edile Patrizi, Mastrogregori Aldo, Merlani Costruzioni , Orsolini Amedeo, Piangoli Legno, Rocchetti Prefabricated, Saggini Costruzioni, Santafiora, Scuderi, Simas and Terme dei Papi. The exhibition will be open to the public, upon reservation, until July 19th. Entrance is free. For information and reservations: [email protected]. The photos of the exhibition are by Renato Franceschin. Roman, he is a professional portrait and industrial reportage photographer.
He has been working for thirty years and tells the stories of the world of work and to portray its protagonists, from the CEO to the worker. A portraitist, he documents the beauty of people through facial features and the emotional tensions of the human soul. He was the author of a traveling exhibition in South America on geothermal energy, in Frankfurt and Tokyo on olive production and on non-profit organizations in Italy. This is his fourth Imprese d’Autore exhibition. He collaborates with numerous Italian and international newspapers.
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