“Market Insight of the international Recreational Boating Industry” to be presented in Cannes

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GetAttachmentNautica Italiana and Fondazione Altagamma are to present their first edition of the study of the nautical industry at the Cannes Yachting festival.
“Market Insight of the international Recreational Boating Industry”, this is the title of the study undertaken by Deloitte with the aid of an innovative data-analysis method. The study has been developed with the addition of interesting insights gained from the confrontation with the main stakeholders of the global nautical industry. The aim of the study is to offer a shared overview of the market trends and to create a more and more accurate tool to analyze the sector in all its aspects for all the nautical industry operator.
On Wednesday, September 7th at 4.00 p.m., the study will be presented at the Restaurant Panoramique, VIP Club Cannes Yachting Festival.
Speakers:
Lamberto Tacoli, Nautica Italiana Chairman; Luca Petroni, Deloitte Financial Advisory Chairman; Tommaso Nastasi, Deloitte Financial Advisory Partner Business; Armando Branchini, Fondazione Altagamma Vice Chairman; Lorenzo Pollicardo, Nautica Italiana General Secretary.
Attendees:
Stefania Lazzaroni, Fondazione Altagamma; Luigi Alberto Amico, Amico & Co; Cataldo Aprea, Apreamare; Fabio Boschi,Perini Navi; Giovanna Vitelli, Azimut Benetti Group.

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