Best Italian companies in Piazza Affari: Thousands of "Made in Italy" masterpieces - ranking

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On Friday, March 11, italy/">Italy will host the Italian Manufacturing Champions Day: companies that, despite the global difficulties of recent years, have improved revenues, profits, workforce and other economic indicators such as profitability.From 10am in Piazza Affari and live online on Corriere.it, L'Economia del Corriere and ItalyPost will present the seventh edition of Champions, a ranking of the thousand most successful Italian SMEs with revenues between 20 and 500 million euros. The event will be opened by Luigi Ferraris, CEO of Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane. Then Corriere della Sera Editor-in-Chief Luciano Fontana, Italy Borsa Italiana Chief Sales Officer Barbara Lungi and Corriere Deputy Editor-in-Chief Daniele Manca, who will also host the event, will speak.

The global situation in which companies operate will be outlined by Francesco Billari, Rector of Bocconi University, and Federico Rampini, Corriere journalist. The main partners of the event, Crédit Agricole, Edison Next, Fincantieri, Kpmg and Sace will also take part in this analysis.Company storiesAfter the presentation of the rankings, which will be led by Filiberto Zovico, founder of ItalyPost, and Caterina Della Torre, partner at Special Affairs and head of the Champions project, the stories of some of these companies will be told. Alberto Bertone, President and CEO of Acqua Sant'Anna, Alessandro Beaulone, Vice President of BasicNet, will take the stage.