Bring Production Home When Quality Fails

“Del Vecchio sends Francavilla and another collaborator on a scouting mission. In ten days they travel the world, from Ireland to Texas, up to Hong Kong. "When I got back, I realized that there was nothing to save. They worked very poorly, the factories were in bad shape, poorly organized, not managed," Francavilla tells me. "We returned and prepared a quick analysis for Del Vecchio," he explains. "When I met him, I told him clearly: no glasses are being made here."”

“"The production had been relocated, and this is where their decline began. When you move the factory, you have to move the people, the managers. A factory isn't made of numbers, it's made of people," says Del Vecchio.”