On December 5, Eurofork took center stage at the Campidoglio in Rome to receive the “100 Italian Excellences” award, a prestigious recognition sponsored by the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. This annual award celebrates Italy’s success by honoring the 100 most outstanding examples of excellence.
The winners were selected by an observatory composed of renowned academics and distinguished representatives of national institutions and organizations. They evaluated the best companies based on sustainability, innovation, economic growth, internationalization, and brand reputation.
“In a globalized world where the continuous and fast-paced rise in competition forces companies to transform and innovate to stay in the market, excellence in businesses and management stands out through the ability to anticipate and strategically pursue new solutions, products, and services. This is achieved not only by following personal and commercial interests but also by investing effort, strength, and character to grow and enhance the region and its people, respecting others, and remaining faithful to ethical principles even in difficult times.
The goal of ‘100 Italian Excellences’ is to recognize 100 key players in the best of Italy, acknowledging their valuable contribution to the country’s growth. Through the stories of these 100 Italian excellences, we portray the face of a beautiful Italy—people, companies, and organizations that, through their work, contribute and have contributed to enhancing a distinctive brand recognized worldwide.” – Award Organization
“We have been recognized as an Italian Excellence in industrial automation for logistics and for the expansion of our company in an extremely competitive market while maintaining high standards of ethics, employment, and regional growth by designing and marketing innovative products.
It was an honor to be awarded alongside other leading Italian companies in their sectors, such as Costa Crociere, Fendi, Terna, Poste Italiane, and prominent figures from the academic world.” – Maurizio Traversa, CEO of Eurofork