Such themes have been discussed at the conference held on March 10th at the Gruppo 24 Ore headquarters in Milan, where PwC presented the 19th edition of its Global Ceo Survey. The conference gravitated around all of what CEOs had to say about the global economic outlook and the challenges they face in building a business ready for the more complex global marketplace of the future.

The results of the conference were positive: according to the 27% of the interviewed CEOs the global economy is on its way to a significant improvement within the next year.

The conference then went on with the debate at the round table, where the CEOs discussed their development prospects.

Enrico Roselli sat at the round table as CEO of La Martina Europe, and expressed in this occasion all of his optimistic views about the future of the Argentinian company.

“The prospects for 2016 in terms of income are bright, there is a positive trend. In terms of location, the company bets on Europe, which is where happens the most. In particular, we are evaluating Spain, where there’s a potential of opening new flagship stores; the Netherlands, where an opening is currently being defined and Germany, where we have several connections. We are also working on a new opening in China, we just concluded one in South Africa and we’re about to increase the number of La Martina stores in the Middle-East.” The year 2016 starts off brightly with new exciting challenges for La Martina.