24 September 2012
Marketing, the last stage of the training course in Catania
The training promoted by IRVOS on marketing for producers of Sicilian wineries concluded with the Catania stage. “Wine and foreign markets: strategy and communication” is the title of the itinerant course created with the aim of providing technicians and operators in the sector with knowledge and familiarity with the use of tools for the analysis of foreign markets.
Analyzing global scenarios, moving with ease in a complex context, can in fact determine the very survival of companies and transform the opening to international markets into success.
Thus the lessons, held by Stefano Raimondi, of the ICE (the National Institute for Foreign Trade), aimed at implementing real simulations: “Right in Catania – comments the oenologist Gianni Giardina who organized the course – the participants were able to implement a simulation of marketing strategies which proved to be very effective”.
Here are the fifteen companies that participated in Catania:
Monterosso company
Benanti Company
Eudes company
Warriors Company
Boncontro estate
Maggio Vini Company
CP Vini srl
Santa Tresa Company
Maremonti Company
Deer Plan Company
Giostra Reitano Company
Nicosia Company
Fichera company
Giuffrida Company
Battaglia Company
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Public consultation for the update of the Three-Year Plan for the Prevention of Corruption and Transparency (PTPCT) 2026/2028. In order to allow maximum involvement in the preparation of the update of the Three-Year Plan for the Prevention of Corruption and Transparency of the Regional Institute of Wine and Oil for the three-year period 2026/2028, all interested parties – particularly citizens, companies, consumer associations, representative trade unions, and other entities operating in the territory representing particular interests – are invited to submit comments and/or proposals to the Head of Corruption Prevention and Transparency (RPCT), which will be evaluated during the drafting of the document.
