Annalisa Caruso of Ovyè at the General Assembly of Recovery: Innovation, Made in Italy, and the Challenges Facing the Future of the Italian Footwear Industry.

On November 29 and 30, the prestigious headquarters of the Cassa di Risparmio di Bologna will host the new edition of the Stati Generali della Ripartenza.

This event will bring together prominent figures from the institutional, entrepreneurial, and academic worlds to address the key themes surrounding Italy's economic and social recovery.

Among the guests, Annalisa Caruso, a representative of the footwear brand Ovyè, will contribute with a speech focused on the footwear sector, which remains a symbol of Made in Italy excellence.

Her address will explore the evolution and challenges of Italian footwear manufacturing, emphasizing the importance of maintaining high-quality standards in an increasingly competitive international economic landscape.

Ovyè, with its vision centered on sustainability and quality, serves as an example of how the footwear industry can adapt to new global trends.

Annalisa Caruso will outline the brand’s journey, which continues to combine Italian craftsmanship with modern design to create refined and responsible products.

This positioning reflects the very essence of Made in Italy, highlighting attention to detail and ethical production.

Annalisa Caruso

During the two days of discussions, prominent figures such as the Mayor of Bologna Matteo Lepore, the Vice President of the European Commission Raffaele Fitto, and the Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi will address crucial topics such as infrastructure, innovation, labor, and justice.

The conference, moderated by high-profile journalists such as Luca Telese and Lirio Abbate, will feature roundtables and open dialogues to encourage constructive discussions.

Finally, Annalisa Caruso will make a call for greater institutional support for the footwear sector, advocating for incentives for innovation and tax reductions to boost the competitiveness of Italian companies. “With the shared commitment of institutions and businesses, we can face global challenges and enhance our manufacturing heritage,” Caruso stated.