The digital tour of Imprese Vincenti 2021 starts, the Intesa Sanpaolo program for the enhancement of Italian small and medium-sized enterprises, which has never before aimed at the centrality of the business system as the engine of the country's restart after the long and difficult months of pandemic.
Of the approximately 3,500 companies that applied for themselves, between March and April on the Intesa Sanpaolo website, 112 active in various sectors were selected and defined as 'successful' because they are capable of growing, of maintaining jobs despite the crisis, of implementing transformations digital, organizational and business solutions, to activate highly sustainable solutions on an economic, social and environmental level, reacting to both the economic crisis and the Covid-19 emergency.
“Imprese Vincenti 2021 aims to grasp and develop the reaction signals present in the Italian entrepreneurial panorama. The Italian economy and the confidence of SMEs are clearly recovering ”, says Stefano Barrese, head of the Banca dei Territori Intesa Sanpaolo Division, explaining that this project“ contributes to offering the most virtuous companies tools for growth and visibility ”.
This year's tour includes eight thematic stages that highlight the strategies on which SMEs are focusing, confirming how many of them have already grasped the importance of investing in what are today the cornerstones shared by the PNRR. The stages will in fact focus on Innovation-R & D, Internationalization, Digitization, Esg and Sustainability, but also attention to local supply chains and Human Capital. Attention is also paid to the agri-food sector and non-profit enterprises.
In the first stage of the digital tour, the 14 "Winning Companies" for Innovation, Research and Development are: Adria Med (Pescara), Ausonia (Trapani), Bonetti Costruzioni Meccaniche (Cremona), Dimar (Modena), Dirello (Bari), Elettrolaser (Verona), IBIX (Ravenna), ICMA (Milan), Lithos (Venice), Mastelli (Imperia), MDB (Chieti), Podium Engineering (Aosta), SIAP + Micros (Treviso) and Stim (Latina).
Between 2019 and 2020, the program accompanied 264 companies on growth and development paths, in addition to the 112 SMEs this year, testifying the appreciation of the business world to the program, in addition to Intesa's commitment over time. Sanpaolo and the project partners in knowing how to grasp and enhance the positive energies of that healthy entrepreneurial fabric that has always moved the country's economy, territories and made in Italy. A commitment that is consolidated today in the light of Intesa's desire to be a reference point for sustainable and inclusive growth, making available to families and businesses, over the period of the NRP, 400 billion euros of medium and long-term loans. long term as a lever to relaunch the real economy. Each event will be attended by project partners - Bain & Company, ELITE,Gambero Rosso, Cerved and Microsoft Italia, to which Nativa, Circularity and Coldiretti have been added this year. The digital tour will end with a final event, scheduled for the end of November, carried out in partnership with The European House-Ambrosetti.
In collaboration with:
Intesa Sanpaolo
