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Ucimu Italian machine tool association appoints new president
Massimo Carboniero has been named new president of the Italian machine tools, robots and automation systems manufacturers' association Ucimu.
(Source: Ucimu)
Carboniero is GM and co-owner of Omera, an Italy-based manufacturer of metal forming machine tools. According to Ucimu, he has been involved with Ucimu and other associations for a long time.
Carboniero is currently president of the Mechanics, Metallurgy and Electronics Department of Confindustria Vicenza; he is also a member of the General Council of National Confindustria and of the National Executive Committee of Federmeccanica. Moreover, he is a member of the Italian delegation of Cecimu, the European Association of the Machine Tool Industries.
At Ucimu, he will be assisted by three vice-presidents: Sergio Bassanetti (D’Andrea, Lainate MI), Mauro Biglia (Biglia, Incisa Scapaccino AT) and Barbara Colombo (Ficep, Gazzada Schianno VA).
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