The Greek Theatre of Akrai in Palazzolo Acreide (Syracuse) provided the setting, on a beautiful summer evening, for the event celebrating Teamnetwork's 70 years in business.
A unique moment to remember the past while celebrating the present and looking to the future. Employees and associates past and present, together with their families, local authorities, suppliers and clients brought life to an evening designed to mark a milestone that stands as an example and a testament to professional ability and dedication, as well as to ethical values.
Welcoming the guests, chief executive Alessandro Di Stefano retraced the history of the company, not without emotion: a history made of people and values.
Once the speeches were over, the employees presented the Di Stefano family, in the persons of Eleonora, Emanuele and Alessandro, with a commemorative plaque bearing this message:
"It takes time to build, and a whole lifetime is not enough.
It takes the continuity of ideas and principles that only a great family can give, turning time into a masterpiece that reaches well beyond the founder's undertaking."
- The Team
The celebration was accompanied by music from the Orchestra Italiana.
We chose to celebrate our company's 70 years with a concert because a company, like an orchestra, is made up of many members, each with their own skills and professionalism and their own unquestionable qualities, which have to be organised and marshalled to achieve the result of the team.
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Teamnetwork: 70 years of business history
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