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Stellantis’s New CEO Antonio Filosa Picks Europe for First Leg of Company Tour

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The visits to Stellantis facilities in Italy, France, Spain and Germany signal an intention to start building solid relations in the automaker's No. 2 market after North America.

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Stellantis’s new CEO Antonio Filosa picks Europe for first leg of company tour

The visits to Stellantis facilities in Italy, France, Spain and Germany signal an intention to start building solid relations in the automaker's No. 2 market after North America.

17 days ago·United States

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La Repubblica

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Stellantis, Filosa Starts Again From Mirafiori: Off on the Tour in the Factories. The Unions: "Bel Signal"

The new ad of the group in the next few days will be in Spain and Germany on two other sites. Yesterday, a few hours after the appointment, the manager visited the historic st...

18 days ago·Turin, Italy

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ANSA

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Filosa at Mirafiori as part of tour of Stellantis plants

New Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa visited Turin's Mirafiori plant on Thursday as part of a tour of the Italian-French-American group's factories. (ANSA)

18 days ago·Italy

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Globo

The Challenges of Antonio Filosa to Keep Stellantis to the Tone

16 days ago·Brazil

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Quotidiano Nazionale

Antonio Filosa of Stellantis Visits the Mirafiori Plant in Turin

Antonio Filosa, CEO of Stellantis, is in Turin where - according to what is learned from union sources - began at 8 am the visit to the Mirafiori plant. The tour of Filosa started from the bodies, where the 500 electric and prototypes of the 500 hybrid are produced. With him there are the European manager of Stellantis Jean Philippe Imparato, the head of the human resources of the group in the world Xavier Chereau and the world leader of the pla…

18 days ago·Italy

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