New FederUnacoma Leadership

23.06.2026

The FederUnacoma annual meeting, held yesterday afternoon in Varignana (BO), included on its agenda the election of some of the Federation’s representative bodies.

As provided for in the Statute the election regarded the thirty-one board members from the seven associations that make up the Federation (Agridigital, Assoidrotech, Assomao, Assomase, Assotrattori, Comacomp, and Comagarden), as well as the seven so-called “cross-cutting” council members—that is, those not nominated by individual associations but by the entire FederUnacoma membership base—who will serve on the General Council. All elected representatives will serve until 2028. The members of the Board of Arbitrators were also elected during the assembly, and the Auditors—who represent the Federation’s oversight bodies—were confirmed. The presidents and vice presidents of the individual associations were not elected in this round; according to the Statute, their terms are staggered relative to those of the council members, and they will therefore be elected in June of next year.

The Newly Elected Members

General Council

Amedeo Caffini (Caffini spa)

Giulia Castoldi (BCS spa)

Carlo Lambro (CNH Industrial Italia spa)

Federica Reverberi (Annovi Reverberi spa)

Andrea Ruffin (Maschio Gaspardo spa)

Giovanni Signorelli (Sitrex spa)

Claudio Zarri  (Checchi & Magli srl)

Arbitrators

Luca Menicucci

Roberto Pini

Antonella Varini

Agridigital Board Members

Alberto Bertaglia (Kiwitron srl)

Sabrina Mantovani (MC Elettronica srl

Giuliano Pavarini (Arag srl)

Assoidrotech Board Members

Giulia Giuffrè (Irritec spa)

Oreste Ramenzoni (RM spa)

Elena Rovatti (Rovatti A. & Figli Pompe spa)

Assomao Board Members

Amedeo Caffini (Caffini spa)

Federica Forigo (Roter Italia srl)

Paolo Pellegrini (Sitrex spa)

Alessio Riulini (Demetra spa)

Andrea Ruffin (Maschio Gaspardo spa)

Andrea Spedo (F.lli Spedo srl)

Michela Toselli (Fyeld spa)

Claudio Zarri (Checchi & Magli srl)

Assomase Board Members

Andrea Caron (Caron Officine Brevetti srl)

Marco Marini            (C.M.A.Carpenterie Metalliche Anaunia srl)

Giampaolo Paccagnella (Energreen spa)

Assotrattori Board Members

Marco Caron  (Caron Officine Brevetti srl)

Giulia Castoldi (BCS spa)

Simone Cavinato (Antonio Carraro spa)

Stefano Pagliarani (CNH Industrial Italia spa)

Marco Stella  (Carraro spa)

Comacomp Board Members

Francesco Fancelli (CBM spa)

Elisabetta Goldoni (Cermag spa)

Ettore Raddrizzani (ADR spa)

Federica Reverberi (Annovi Reverberi spa)

Adriano Verzellesi (Verzellesi srl)

Giorgio Zonta (Rima spa

Comagarden Board Members

Giorgio Gamberini (Gamberini srl)

Marco Santoro  (Campagnola srl)

Luca Vandelli (Emak spa)

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