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First edition of the Federation of Italian Mover’s event

Barbara Savelli, Country Manager of Gosselin Moving Italy, took part in the first Federation Italian Mover’s Event (FIM)  in Rome. Matteo Salvini, Minister of Sustainable Infrastructure and Mobility, welcomed the FIM delegation and took concrete steps to support the industry's needs.

“I was thrilled to participate in the first edition of this event,” says Barbara Savelli. “The FIM board also extended invitations to esteemed international guests such as Bertil Durieux from FEDEMAC and Matthieu Odijk from IAM. We engaged in compelling discussions on current market challenges and opportunities abroad.”

FIM comprises members from two well-established Italian associations, AITI and ATP, working together to achieve crucial industry objectives. One ambitious goal is the recognition of the mover’s category within the legislative framework. “The entire event exuded enthusiasm and fostered a strong sense of ‘together we can go a long way.’ Well done, Italian Movers!” concludes Barbara.

FIM event
You can reach the office in Italy at: 

Barbara Savelli
Branch Manager
GOSSELIN ITALY
italy@gosselin-moving.com 

About Gosselin

Gosselin is a leading provider of international moving and destination services. Our clients are  multinationals, relocation management companies, expats, diplomats, military personnel and private persons. With 56 offices in 34 countries, Gosselin has a strong presence in Europe, Russia, the Caucasus and Central Asia.  

Gosselin is a division of the Gosselin Group that has its headquarters in Antwerp, Belgium. The company was founded in 1930 and employs a staff of 975 that generates more than 450 million euros in turnover.

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