Emu names Giuseppe Ruozzo as CEO to drive global expansion

Emu has appointed Giuseppe Ruozzo as its new CEO. The company, known for its modernist outdoor furniture, recently launched its summer collection. Ruozzo brings extensive experience in the furniture industry to his new role. Emu was founded in 1951 and now operates in 85 countries. It produces over 450,000 units annually. Its designs have appeared at major events like Art Basel Miami Beach and are used by brands such as Starbucks and Hilton Hotels.

Giuseppe Ruozzo is a trained engineer with a strong background in leadership. He previously served as CEO of Faram and managing director of Tecno Spa, where he oversaw the acquisition of Zanotta in 2017. He also held the position of Northern Italian sales director at Haworth.

As Emu’s new CEO, Ruozzo aims to expand the company’s presence in key markets. His plans include driving innovation and reinforcing the brand’s ‘Made in Italy’ identity. The Emu Group intends to strengthen its international position and solidify its role in the outdoor and hospitality sectors. Ruozzo’s appointment marks a new chapter for Emu. His experience and strategic vision are expected to support the company’s growth. The focus will remain on expanding market reach and upholding quality and design standards.