Triumph Group International Receives ‘Silk Road’ Award at China Awards 2024
The ceremony, hosted by the Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology, in Milan, saw the presence of the companies that, during 2024, have been able to make the most of the opportunities offered by the Italian and Chinese markets.
It was an opportunity to highlight success stories that support the bridge between Italy and China.
The ‘Silk Road’ award was presented to TGI as a leader among Italian companies that have built a path of growth and success in the Chinese market.
It confirms the value of the work carried over twenty years by Triumph Asia (TA), the Triumph Group’s subsidiary in Shanghai, active since 2004 and a symbol of excellence and cultural collaboration between Italy and China.
TA was able to grasp the needs of the Events and Live Industry, in a country that was unexplored by Italian companies in the sector.
In two decades of activity, the Group’s Chinese headquarters has supported the main system events organised by Italy, consolidating its reputation as a partner of excellence for institutions and companies.
Maria Criscuolo, chair and founder of TGI said, ‘Triumph Asia was a pioneering project that anticipated the needs of an ever-changing market. We continue to create unique tailor-made experiences, combining solid roots and global vision.’
Paolo Donadio, managing director of TGI, who took the stage at the China Awards to collect the award, said, ‘This year we celebrate a special milestone: twenty years of activity in China, marked by the ability to anticipate the needs of an evolving sector and to transform challenges into opportunities. This award is a recognition of our commitment to building lasting relationships and tailor-made projects, with solid roots and a global vision that continues to guide us.’
The Triumph Group, already recognised in the ‘Value Creators’ category in 2018, confirms the continuous growth of the Chinese-owned company with Italian capital and consolidates a relationship that today sees creative, cultural and professional contamination at the basis of every ad hoc project.
