A black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry, André Franquin, and Peyo. The illustration features a lively Italian marketplace bustling with activity, highlighting local craftsmanship and luxury goods. Expressive facial features and dynamic poses characterize the stereotypically Italian figures, such as an elegant fashion designer showcasing haute couture, an artisan carefully crafting leather goods, and a chef presenting exquisite Italian cuisine. In the background, iconic Italian architecture such as the Colosseum and Leaning Tower of Pisa adds cultural context. The composition spans a 16:9 widescreen canvas on a white background, with clean, bold lines and strong black ink contours and shading for depth and texture.

Unlocking the Future: Why Italy’s Luxury Manufacturing is Poised for Success

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Made in Italy Manufacturing: Why We Will Succeed

Carlo Maria Capè, a Lake local by adoption, served as the head of Bip, a multinational consulting firm, until April. In an insightful commentary, Capè outlines the key factors that provide confidence in the resilience of Italy’s manufacturing sector during times of crisis.

According to Capè, the strong positioning in the luxury market, a significant export share, and a continual drive for innovation are pivotal reasons why the “Made in Italy” brand will navigate through economic challenges successfully.

For the full article in Italian, visit La Provincia di Como.

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