17 - 18 January 2017 | Verona

Client: Volkswagen Group Italy s.p.a. - Volkswagen Division

The new year starts with a meeting at the headquarters of Volkswagen Group Italy which involved about 180 guests in the two days of 17 and 18 January.
The headquarters has hosted, add to training class, 9 stands for external suppliers and participants attended 5 workshop for the detailed study of technical and commercial themes.
Guests has been also involved in a product test on different cars of the Group to see with their own eyes the most modern technology.
The event was coordinated by Iantra in all the organizational aspects.

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