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Paolo Magri: Leading EICMA to Triumph
Paolo Magri, former racer and Brembo executive, leads EICMA to record-breaking success, emphasizing teamwork, safety, and sustainable practices.
Italian
Italy
SportsEnvironmentSuccessManagementRacingMotorcycle
EicmaBremboGileraAncmaPolini Ancillotti
Paolo MagriGiacomo AgostiniGiuseppe CerviAlessandro GrittiPierluigi Rottigni
- How did Paolo Magri's passion for motorcycles begin?
- Paolo Magri's passion for motorcycles started in his youth, watching his father work on car engines. This passion led him to become a motorcycle racer, achieving success in various competitions.
- What does Paolo Magri attribute to his success in leading EICMA?
- Magri believes that the success of EICMA is due to the hard work and passion of Bergamaschi people. He highlights the importance of teamwork and collaboration, learned from his racing days, in achieving this success.
- What is Paolo Magri's professional background before leading EICMA?
- Magri's career transitioned from a successful racing career to a managerial role at Brembo. After retiring, he became the director of EICMA, the world's largest motorcycle show.
- What were the key achievements of Paolo Magri as director of EICMA?
- As director of EICMA, Magri led the event to record-breaking success, attracting over 2,100 brands from 45 countries. His success is attributed to his passion, hard work, and effective teamwork.
- What are Paolo Magri's views on government incentives for motorcycles and safety?
- Magri advocates for government incentives focusing on safety features like helmets and airbags, rather than general motorcycle purchases. He also suggests repurposing abandoned mountain trails for enduro riders to promote responsible environmental practices.