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We respect mountains, nature and future generations, which is why our design considers the entire life cycle of products, with the aim of creating a circular system.
We systematically research and design solutions and adopt innovative technologies and processes to minimise the consumption of natural resources, reduce waste and negative impacts on the environment.
Respect also means knowing the rules, certifying excellence with the humility of a quick learner.
SCARPA is committed to outlining its corporate structure with the transparency that has always distinguished us.
The company has been owned, for over 65 years, by the Parisotto family, whose current representatives, Sandro, Cristina and Davide, exercise their control through the holding company Cornaro Holding S.r.l.
Members of the Boards of Directors
- Sandro Parisotto, Chairman >>
- Diego Bolzonello, Chief Executive Officer >>
- Davide Parisotto, Director >>
- Cristina Parisotto, Director >>
- Emilio Vedovato, Independent Director >>
The Board Members in charge, during the last term of office, constantly ensured their presence on all occasions when the Board met.
The code of ethics is a document that represents the declaration of intentions and the company rules to define what constitutes correct action.
It is addressed to all SCARPA's shareholders: employees, clients, partners and suppliers.
It is inspired by the principles of impartiality, fairness, transparency, moral integrity, respect for the environment and human rights, equal treatment, non-discrimination and protection of child labour.
SCARPA trains its employees through a project financed by the Veneto Region and European Social Funds on the theme: "Human-centric organization in a context of innovative spaces".
Being sustainable today means creating a new model of business, to measure and plan exactly the effect in the short and long term of our activities, flanking the industrial plan with a sustainability plan.
SCARPA is making a concrete commitment with numerous activities, aimed at respecting employees and the community, decreasing the impacts of production processes, creating products that are more durable over time and less polluting, providing a circular alternative for the end-of-life management of footwears, and experimenting with totally recycled and certified materials.
The Smart report aims to illustrate some of the initiatives implemented to date and foreshadow commitments for years to come.
