About the Organizers
Artemide Group is the European leader in the residential design lighting equipment sector.
Founded in 1960, it has Ernesto Gismondi as its reference shareholder and President and Luciano Iannuzzi as its Managing Director.
The Artemide Group is based in Pregnana Milanese and operates in 58 countries through 24 controlled and participating companies and a distribution network that includes 47 single-brand showrooms, as well as 200 shops in shop in some of the main cities in the world.
With 5 manufacturing plants in Italy, France, Hungary, and the US, 2 glassworks, and 2 R&D facilities in Italy and in France, the Group currently employs 720 units, including 59 involved in R&D activities, thus confirming the primary role of innovation as a key factor for the Group’s success.
In the past four years the Artemide Group recorded a constant two-digit revenue growth, and closed 2007 with a turnover of 116.4 million EUR – including over 70% abroad – thus confirming the brand’s worldwide leadership and renown. Italy is the main market, followed by Germany, the US, and France.
The high design contents, the high level of technological innovation, products conceived according to personal needs, as well as constant investments in marketing and communication are the key factors that allowed Artemide to develop into one of the best known and most prestigious lighting equipment brands in the world.
Known for its philosophy “The Human Light”, that places man and the pursuit of his well-being at the core of the conception and design of its products, Artemide has always been a synonym for Light, Design, and Made in Italy.
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