The elective assembly of the new Board of Directors of the Italian Chamber of Commerce for Romania, which will remain in office for the next four years, took place on the 23rd of April at the headquarters of Unicredit Bank.
The elections took place online, through the Eligo platform, and 63.41% of eligible voters participated. Following the elections, the following counselors were elected:
Adela Cristea Ascent Group
Roberto Musneci Serban & Musneci Associates
Pasquale Silvestro Tonucci & Associati
Vincenzo Moderno Modvin
Filippo Scurti Bonatti Parma S.p.a.
Dan Bota Intesa Sanpaolo Bank
Dragos Bostan Unicredit Bank
Adrian Marin Generali Romania
Salvatore Savinelli Vard Group AS
Razvan Butucaru Mazars Consulting
Gabriele Amante HBI
Mario Tocco ALERION ENERGY RO S.r.l.
Paolo Rocchi Maschio Gaspardo
Following the elections, on the 26th of April, 2024, the new Board of Directors elected Roberto Musneci as President, and attorney Pasquale Silvestro, and engineer Vincenzo Moderno as Vice Presidents.
After the elections, President Musneci stated: “Thank you to the Board of Directors for the trust placed in me and the two vice-presidents. Congratulations to the new counselors and those confirmed by the assembly. Of course, I thank the members who have completed their mandate and have contributed to a true recovery of the Chamber in the last three years. I am confident that the new Board, which is very balanced and includes both large companies and SMEs, as well as liberal professions, will be equally active and that the members, through the working groups, will continue to develop the Chamber of Commerce in terms of content, access, and membership numbers.”
Established in 1993, CCIPR is the expression of Italian entrepreneurship in Romania and is part of Assocamerestero, which includes all 80 accredited Italian Chambers of Commerce abroad recognized by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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