Ancma: the new president is Andrea Dell'Orto

Ancma - Andrea Dell'Orto was appointed by the Confindustria Assembly as the new president of Ancma,National Association of Cycle Motorcycle Accessories. Andrea Dell'Orto succeeds Corrado Capelli, not eligible for re-election after two presidential mandates during which the Association carried out a radical reorganization of the operational structure and achieved important results, but nevertheless the next managing director of EICMA SpA.

"Holding the position of President of Confindustria Ancma is an honor for me but also represents a burden full of responsibility. First of all, I would like to thank Corrado Capelli for the excellent work done – declared Andrea Dell'Orto – and for giving me a structure that works, is attentive and capable. The trust placed in me by my colleagues makes me proud and well aware that there is still a long way to go. We will get to work immediately to continue achieving the excellent results obtained so far. In particular, we will work to make the role of the Association even stronger and more central both at a national and community level, increase teamwork and listening to members, increase the number of members giving a more communicative and efficient connotation to #ancma, support and develop the industrial bicycle sector with greater emphasis and, finally, strengthen the social role of the Association".

Born in 1969, degree in Management Engineering, married with two children and a great passion for sport, Andrea Dell'Orto has been in the family business since 1997, starting his training path, moving from Quality to Logistics up to covering the role of Sales & Marketing Manager. He personally manages the Motorsports division and is directly responsible for business development and corporate commercial and marketing strategies. Active in the social and collective life of the territory, currently after the merger with Assolombarda and Confindustria Monza and Brianza, he holds the role of Vice President and President of the Territorial Presidio of Monza, he is also a member of the General Council of CONFINDUSTRIA and was also President of SIAS Autodromo Monza.