BY: Paul Basile
The International Press Club of Chicago hosted an eye-opening presentation by Italian Consul General Thomas Botzios on July 29 at the museum. The Consul General was introduced by IPCC President Wayne Toberman. Overseeing an 11-state jurisdiction, Botzios spoke proudly of the enormous positive economic impact Italy is having on America, with more than 100 Italian companies boasting presences in his consular area alone.
Among them are pasta manufacturers Barilla and Rana; shipbuilder Fincantieri; packaging company SEDA; tech products manufacturer STMicroelectronics; and the Ferraro Group, manufacturers of a wide range of products, including iconic Ferraro Rocher candy.
SOURCE: https://iavmuseum.org
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