THE WORLD OF LAMBORGHINI SPRING / SUMMER 2016


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tephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Automobili Lam- borghini, Stefano Domenicali, his successor as of March 15th, Rupert Stadler, CEO of AUDI AG, and other Audi board members


gathered with the 1,300 Lamborghini


employees in Sant'Agata Bolognese on March 10th to officially meet everyone at once with the news. The outgoing president and Lamborgh-


ini's new leader shared legendary moments in Lamborghini's recent history with em- ployees. Highlights included recent years marked by new records and great suc- cesses, while the SUV Urus as a third


model will open new horizons in 2018. Rupert Stadler, CEO of AUDI AG, de-


clared: "The Lamborghini brand is a symbol of great emotion and unlimited passion. You find the same passion in Stephan Winkel- mann's eleven successful years as leader of this company. He has been the president of the Lamborghini turnaround, and thanks to him the company doubled sales and the number of employees, and tripled sales volume and the dealership network. Ste- fano Domenicali now has all our trust and support to lead along the same path." Stephan Winkelmann added: "I'm glad I had the chance to discover such a great team and a unique environment. I sincerely


thank all my colleagues, all of you. To- gether we made Lamborghini great." Stefano Domenicali concluded: "I em- bark on this important inheritance with great enthusiasm, and I believe that to- gether we will continue to grow as success- fully as in these last years. Ambitious projects and great expectations lie ahead of us, making Lamborghini even more com- petitive on international scale." At the end of his speech, Stefano


Domenicali approached an employee in the audience and borrowed his jacket, the typi- cal uniform on the assembly line, wearing it for the rest of the ceremony as people ap- plauded him. LA VITA


14 I La Vita Lamborghini I Spring / Summer 2016


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