Emilio Di Camillo
Director & Owner
- Centro Studi Subalpino
Professional Information
Emilio
di Camillo
Director & Owner
Centro Studi Subalpino
Automotive
Mr. di Camillo has been in the automotive industry for 40 years. He started his career at General Motors where he held a variety of positions ranging from Marketing Manager, to Southern Europe Regional Manager. He also held important international positions, such as President of OICA and Chairman of the Liaison Committee of Acea.
Education, Honors & Awards
Kettering University -Flint (Michigan), Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia
Masters-Business Management-Kettering University-Flint (Michigan); Doctor in Economics-Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia
1963
Yes
Publications include, Trasporto Merci su Strada and Il Ruolo della Strada in Italy
Personal Information
Torino
Rotary Club Torino SudOvest
Walking, Watching Sports
married with two children
Graduated
in 1963 in Economics from Ca' Foscari University in Venice, he has
deepened his studies and experiences in Automotive Sales and Marketing between
1967 and 1969 graduating in Business Administration at Kettering University and
working in the Sales Dept. of Buick
Motor Division (Flint - Mich. USA)
In the 40 years spent in the automotive field he
became an expert in many aspects of the business. He started his career in
General Motors where, in 16 years of collaboration, he held a variety of
positions, in both car and truck sectors, ranging from Opel Marketing manager up to Bedford Southern Europe Regional
Manager.
Hired by Iveco as Marketing Manager for Italy, he was
also Regional Manager in Verona, Firenze and Roma.
In 1989 he become General Director of Anfia, the
Italian Association of Automotive
Industries, including not only Vehicle Manufacturers, but car body builders,
components industries , truck body and trailer Manufacturers, camping vehicles
and Bus. He also held important international positions such as President of
Oica (International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers), and Chairman
of the Liaison Committee of Acea, (the European Association of Automobile
manufactures).
He is presently Automotive Marketing Consultant and in
this capacity he worked between 2004 and 2013 for a company of Fiera Milano
Group organizing Transpotec-Logitec, the International Motor Show for
Commercial Vehicles now held every two years in Verona Fair. In many occasions
in the recent he was also Consultant to the Italian Automobile Club, organizing
important meetings on sustainable mobility, and in various occasions of MTM-BRC
(Fuel Systems Solutions), a company leader in gaseous fuels motorizations (CNG
and LNG vehicles), preparing studies on the alternative fuels worldwide demand.
In March 2010 he founded Centro Studi
Subalpino that, through its web site (www.centrostudisubalpino.it) offers
a constantly updated panorama of data and trends of Italian and European Cars,
Commercial Vehicles and Trucks markets. He regularly publishes Studies on
Mobility and Environment, Logistics and Road Transport.
From June 2012 through February 2013 collaboration
with ANFIA (the Italian Association of Automotive Industries) for the
preparation of a White Book on Goods Transport in Italy and the World. A pdf
copy of the publication is available on our site.
Presently collaborates with UNRAE for its monthly
Trucks Newsletter.
More than 25 years
Mr. di Camillo has been in the automotive industry for 40 years. He started his career at General Motors where he held a variety of positions ranging from Marketing Manager, to Southern Europe Regional Manager. He also held important international positions, such as President of OICA and Chairman of the Liaison Committee of Acea.
Automative News, Economics
Automotive Business; European Car and Trucks Markets. U.S. Trucks Market
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