I oversee the Abruzzo Plant and I am basically in charge of everything in the life of the plant.
I like to change.
It is a challenge to see what the limits are, but also your chances for professional growth,
as well as for personal enrichment, which is fundamental to me.
I was Production Engineer for 10 years, I know the job very well.
We used to write the processing methods, so we have technical knowledge.
I joined Canali in March 2007.
They wanted to create an engineering office and they needed to put in the production departments
people who have process competencies.
I was more than shocked by the first operations that I saw.
I am an engineer, who measures everything with a caliber.
How is it possible that those girls could meet all the specifications so quickly?
They must be very careful with all the steps, but they do it so elegantly and so easily
that I was stunned... It is like a dance.
You cannot explain it, it is about a certain personal inclination for this kind of work.
An operation to produce the key jacket,
the tacking of the wings in the front, the first tacking of the lapel facing.
It takes years to become skillful at doing it with perfect quality.
If we are talking about a lined jacket, we are looking at 168-170 operations.
For the unlined jacket we need to even increase that number.
When you make a product, you actually feel that part of it is yours...
It is hard to explain, it is just visceral.
The wish I have is that we move forward, that we get better,
that we have a chance to make people increasingly more happy to come to work and grow professionally.