A change at the top of Napoli Servizi. The shareholders' meeting appointed Francesca Maciocia as the new general manager of the City of Naples' in-house company, formalizing a choice made following a competitive tender process and a selection process conducted by a judging panel. Attending the meeting, Budget Councilor Pier Paolo Baretta, Mayor Gaetano Manfredi's delegate, represented the organization.
A Neapolitan engineer with a proven managerial background, Maciocia gained extensive experience at Scabec, the regional company for the enhancement of cultural heritage, where she also served as general manager. She will now be tasked with supporting sole director Alessandro Venturieri in a crucial phase of reorganization and revitalization of the municipal company, becoming the first woman to hold this position at Napoli Servizi. Her three-year appointment marks the passing of the baton to Ciro Turiello, who has been appointed to coordinate the urban decor services promoted by the Manfredi administration.
During the same meeting, the Board of Auditors, led by President Loris Landriani, was also renewed. Antonio Mastrangelo and Gabriela Napoli will serve as full members, while Francesco Campobasso and Monica Scipione will serve as alternates. The mayor wished all the new appointees the very best in their new roles, emphasizing the strategic importance of Napoli Servizi in the management of city services.
The appointment of the new general manager seems like a good fit for Napoli Servizi, but let's see how she performs in this new role. It will be interesting to see the changes she brings to the company and whether she can successfully manage the services.