Riccardo Quattrini is the new CEO of Cefla

Riccardo Quattrini is the new CEO of Cefla

Charlotte, NC – June 21st 2016  – Cefla is pleased to announce the appointment of Riccardo Quattrini as the new CEO of Cefla. Born in 1967, Mr. Quattrini boasts an extensive experience in the industry of woodworking machinery, a career that began back in 1994 and has now culminated in his recent appointment to head Cefla, the company he joined in 2010 after having worked for the Biesse Group and Delmac Group. 

A graduate in mechanical and management engineering, he attended several training courses at such prestigious schools as SDA Bocconi, Akademy Porsche Consulting GmbH and S&A Change. Since 2015 ha has also been Deputy Chairman of Acimall, the Italian of woodworking machinery and tools manufacturers’ association.

    Riccardo Quattrini began his Cefla career as Sales and Marketing Manager of Cefla Finishing, the business unit he would later head as Managing Director. In 2014 he took the helm at Cefla International, an office established specifically to oversee the company's foreign direct investments in both the finishing and medical equipment division.
The Board of Directors appointed him the new General Manager of Cefla, based on his successful achievements and cross-corporate experience.
    
                “I would like to thank the Chairman, the Board of Directors and everyone who has supported me on this journey. I am fully convinced,” states Riccardo Quattrini, “that it is essential to ensure continuity to the process of integrating the different skills within our company, because “working together” has always been one of Cefla’s fundamental principles. Our main objective is to create employment and profitability, by pursuing excellence and innovation in our products and services. We are working to give Cefla a greater international perspective, to enable it to grasp business opportunities on all continents, as a result of a mindset and skills that have an increasingly global focus. Cefla’s great value comes from its human capital: the investments made in know-how and in the growth of the human resources are thus essential conditions for our development, together with the ongoing improvement in our products and processes.”