Quanti dipendenti ha la Pirelli?
Quanti dipendenti ha la Pirelli?
Con 19 stabilimenti produttivi in 12 Paesi, una presenza commerciale in oltre 160 Paesi, circa 30.500 dipendenti e un fatturato pari a circa 4,3 miliardi di euro (dati 2020), è tra i principali produttori mondiali di pneumatici e di servizi a questi collegati e l'unico interamente dedicato al mercato Consumer, che ...
Chi ha creato il logo Pirelli?
Nel 1982 fu concepito da Salvatore Gregorietti l'ultimo restyling e, per l'uso uniforme del marchio, fu redatto il manuale d'uso del logotipo con il disegno corretto delle lettere “R” e “E”; nel 1997, invece, Pierluigi Cerri ha realizzato il manuale bilingue dal quale si evidenziano i giusti riferimenti cromatici.
What is the history of Pirelli?
- The origin of Pirelli dates back to 1872, the year Giovanni Battista Pirelli founded a limited partnership, "G.B. Pirelli & C.", in Milan to produce elastic rubber items. G.B. Pirelli & C. was liquidated and Pirelli & C., a limited shares partnership was established.
What is a Pirelli Cinturato?
- In 1949, the Cinturato started to be conceived and designed, the first Pirelli radial tyre marketed from 1953. The Cinturato’s main feature was a sturdy belt in radial material between the carcass and the tread and was an innovation compared to the tyres on the market, since it provided a remarkably better level of safety, performance and wear.
Where are the headquarters of Pirelli located?
- Pirelli has been sponsoring sport competitions since 1907 and is the exclusive tyre partner and supplier for the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series for , FIA Formula One World Championship for 2011–present and for the FIM World Superbike Championship. Pirelli's headquarters are located in Milan's Bicocca district .
What is the Pirelli Foundation?
- In the same year, after its setting up in 2009, the Pirelli Foundation was established to safeguard, protect and enhance Pirelli’s historical heritage as well as promoting entrepreneurial culture as an integral part of Italy’s cultural heritage.
