Marco Tronchetti Provera is an Italian businessman best known for leading the Italian tire maker Pirelli for three decades. Born in Milan in 1948, he studied economics and business administration at Bocconi University and joined Pirelli in 1986. After marrying Cecilia Pirelli, daughter of the company's founder, he was chosen in 1992 to succeed Leopoldo Pirelli as chief executive, a post he held until May 2022, when he stepped down as CEO and stayed on as executive vice chairman. In 2001 he acquired a controlling stake in the main holding company of Telecom Italia and chaired Telecom Italia until 2006. He oversaw the 2015 takeover of Pirelli by ChemChina and remained in charge after the deal. He has also held many board and association roles, including deputy chairman of Mediobanca and chairman of Il Sole 24 Ore.
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is an Italian businessman
Led By: Pirelli, Lead
He was the CEO of the Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli & C. from 1992 to 2022
Led By: Telecom Italia S.p.A., Career
In 2001, Provera acquired a controlling stake in Telecom Italia's main holding and became chairman of the company.
Associated With: Tire Industry, Lead
He was the CEO of the Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli & C. from 1992 to 2022
Associated With: Telecommunications Industry, Career
In 2001, Provera acquired a controlling stake in Telecom Italia's main holding and became chairman of the company.
Associated With: Management, Lead
He was the CEO of the Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli & C. from 1992 to 2022
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was the CEO of the Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli
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