The Caprotti family entrepreneurs: Emilio (1871-1963)
The Caprotti family in the feminine: Elisabetta called Bettina (1873 – 1966)
The Caprotti family: Carlo, entrepreneur and politician, 1845 – 1926
“Carlo (…) would combine his ambitions as a cotton entrepreneur with a strong political passion. (…) with the Third War of Independence of 1866 against Austria, he did not hesitate...
The Caprotti family and their roots: the family tree (18th century – today)
The Caprotti family and textiles: Jolanda, Marina and the Caprotti goat, 1840 – 1918
The Caprotti family and water: the cotton mill in Ponte Albiate, 1840 – 2000
The Caprotti family and the land, the ancient mother of their fortunes
Le Ossa dei Caprotti advertising, posters and images
The Caprottis, Manifattura Caprotti and a united Italy
After the Third War of Independence (1866), and in the years that followed, when the Italian economy, after some difficult years, experienced a happy expansion, the company’s radius of action expanded as far as the south of Italy, albeit with considerable difficulty, at least in the early days, due to the lack of a national market.
The birth of marketing at Esselunga and two Armando Testa advertising campaigns
In 1994, under my impetus, the Esselunga marketing department took shape and I became its first director. Marketing was structured to manage the following areas: promotions – including the whole Fidaty world – the call centre, press office, market research, supermarket space, advertising











