FederlegnoArredo: great success at Rimini Meeting 2013

Over 100 thousand visitors and guided tours of the exhibition “The Man, Beauty, Work,” ten meetings with businessmen (nearly a thousand participants), hundreds of requests for information at the desk dedicated to the Bonus furniture, over 200 thousand visits at the website www.bonusmobili.it and a great interest in the Training Centre of Wood Furniture in Brianza, which will open on September 12.

These are the numbers that have characterized the week of FederlegnoArredo the at the Meeting for Friendship Among Peoples in Rimini ended August 24, whose stand was inaugurated Sunday, August 18 from Premier Enrico Letta, and that also was attended by several ministers, politicians and authorities demonstrating a genuine interest in respect of the Wood Furniture supply chain.

Great success also for the “Business conversations”, moments of confrontation between entrepreneurs of the wood furniture designed to make the general public aware of the richness of an area among the most important in Italy.

“It was a great week – says the president of FederlegnoArredo, Roberto Snaidero − who has given to member companies the opportunity to enjoy a great visibility. The exhibition and the themes proposed during the meetings have attracted thousands of people in our industry who were able to take advantage of the opportunity to know the details of the Bonus Furniture in force until 31 December 2013.
The presence of FederlegnoArredo at the Meeting in 2013 pointed out all the beauty that comes from the creativity of a man when he is alive
. “

 

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