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our unique international footprint to drive innovation helping us to provide better solutions for our customers To learn more about what it’s like to work at our Bank what we offer to our People in terms of constant learning and development how we are fulfilling our Purpose of empowering communities to progress and helping to Unlock a better tomorrow each day read the testimonials of our UniCredit Storytellers below In addition, we encourage you to browse our Careers section for information on currently open positions and currently work as “Consulente First” (First Consultant) at UniCredit in Motta Sant’ Anastasia (Catania) I manage a portfolio of clients for whom I make daily investment decisions and offer personalised advice to help them achieve their financial goals of asset protection and growth What I love most about my job is getting to know my clients' stories I love being a little part of their family I think my most important soft skill is empathy I can immediately empathise with my clients and win their trust I entered UniCredit at a very dark time in my life I had just finished an internship with a multinational company and then Coronavirus destroyed all my plans and I had to return home to Catania born and raised in a family of sales professionals UniCredit as a multinational corporation seemed too big for me and I didn't feel up to the task UniCredit often organises events and training sessions Among the most recent ones was "Talento Diffuso," a workshop that gave me the opportunity to meet colleagues from all over Italy and share best practice Another unforgettable moment for me was the Culture Day in 2023 where I had the opportunity to meet our Group CEO It was a beautiful and content-rich experience and according to my schedule I meet my clients while carefully planning their future with great dedication Three words to describe my personality: translucent Three words to describe my job: challenging As a Collateral Manager in Commodity Trade Finance I am responsible for working with oil and metal traders to finance the transactions that move the real economy and shape the world It is an exciting and fast-paced industry where every decision has a direct impact on the global market One of my top skills is my ability to make strategic decisions under pressure This skill is crucial in my role as I am constantly assessing risk and ensuring that the bank which is providing the financing to the client has the necessary collateral to protect the business The work environment is highly interactive and dynamic Collaboration and communication are key in this sector and I thrive in this fast-paced and ever-changing environment One of the biggest benefits of working with my team at UniCredit is flexibility and the ability to have a quality work-life balance This allows me to pursue my hobbies outside of work gardening and volunteering for a dog shelter (on social media) to help find adopters for rescue dogs making one of the best decisions of my life These activities bring balance to my life and allow me to recharge and stay motivated in my demanding job A typical day for me starts with reviewing the latest market news to stay informed on industry developments I then work closely with traders to assess their financing needs and ensure that all transactions are properly supported and backed up by the respective collaterals and communicate with various stakeholders to ensure that everything is running smoothly It is a challenging but rewarding job that keeps me on my toes and allows me to make a real impact Three words to describe my personality: resilient LBV Magazine English Edition In a recent discovery that adds yet another piece to the complex mosaic of World War II in the Mediterranean a Junkers Ju 88 plane was found 51 meters deep on the seabed near the small island of Capo Passero from Catania with the mission to bomb the port of Tripoli it was intercepted and attacked by night fighters forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing at sea under the scientific supervision of the Soprintendenza del Mare has worked tirelessly to investigate and retrieve data to accurately identify both the aircraft and its crew it has been confirmed that four crew members were aboard: the pilot who was injured in the incident; the observer who sadly lost his life and was buried in Motta S who also perished and was buried in the same location as his comrade The identification of this Junkers Ju 88 provides a new perspective on reconstructing the air operations that took place along the Syracuse coast during World War II These events occurred in the critical context of Operation Husky the Allied invasion of Sicily in July 1943 fought fiercely to halt the Allies’ advance toward the Italian peninsula with many Junkers Ju 88s playing an active role in this effort The Junkers Ju 88 was one of the most versatile and widely used aircraft of the Luftwaffe from bomber and night fighter to reconnaissance aircraft Its versatility made it a cornerstone of German air operations on multiple fronts where it was used to attack Allied convoys and land targets many of these planes were shot down while attempting to stop the Allied invasion of Sicily’s shores Historical records indicate that in the first days of Operation Husky several Junkers Ju 88s succeeded in sinking Allied vessels although at the cost of significant losses in the waters near Syracuse The discovery of this latest plane joins a series of recent findings of Ju 88 aircraft along the Syracuse coast underscoring the intense aerial military activity in this area during the war another Junkers Ju 88 wreck was found 19 meters deep Although the aircraft was severely damaged as well as some tanks and parts of the electrical and hydraulic systems lay in a flight position and were submerged in a meadow of Posidonia a seagrass that carpets the seabed in various areas of the Mediterranean aluminum fragments likely belonging to the same aircraft were located Although the fuselage and engines were missing identification was possible thanks to the arrangement of distinctive structural elements and analysis of technical documentation These recent findings bring the total number of Junkers Ju 88 aircraft found in Syracuse waters to six The first of these planes was discovered in the 1980s in Punta Izzo at 63 meters in 2021; at the mouth of the Simeto River at 102 meters in 2023; and finally in Calabernardo in September 2024 The discovery and study of these wrecks have not only historical value but also symbolic significance: they serve as a tribute to those involved in these events and allow the memory of those who lost their lives in these conflicts to be remembered and preserved documenting these findings builds a lasting record that helps future generations better understand the context and magnitude of the wartime operations in the Mediterranean Soprintendenza del Mare Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email 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competition from abroad price wars and unusual weather - there is only one exception: the extraordinary demand for Tarocco Lempso oranges FreshPlaza visited Motta Cooperativa Agricola to better understand the reasons behind this with sole administrator Lucio Olivieri sole administrator of Motta Cooperativa Agricola "The only citrus fruit that sparked the interest and enthusiasm of consumers is Il Fragolino® It boasts the varietal characteristics typical of Tarocco Lempso: red flesh with a unique flavor and an extraordinary anthocyanin pigmentation of the peel and flesh."  Motta Cooperativa Agricola was established in 2005 by 21 producers highly specialized in the cultivation and commercialization of citrus fruit and of clementines sanguinello and tarocco oranges in particular located in an area destined to the production of high-quality citrus fruit within the Motta Sant'Anastasia plain (CT) "I believe I am not exaggerating when I say I am the creator of a revolution The proof is in the fact that my foreign clients book supplies in advance without even questioning the prices although if compared to the €0.40/kg of other local varieties Switzerland is crazy about Il Fragolino®  for its distinct strawberry aftertaste." The reason is simple: the high temperatures registered up until a few weeks ago delayed fruit ripening and pigmentation this did not affect Il Fragolino®  due to its high anthocyanin content Prices currently hover between €2.00 and €2.20/Kg for grades 3/4/6.  Coop Motta started commercializing the fruit on 10th December 2019 which usually reach around 350 tons/hectare Fragolino oranges boast a high sugar level of around 13-14 degrees Brix a long shelf-life and a considerable resistance thanks to the characteristics of its peel This means they are perfect for some market segments and mostly to be exported to far-away destinations Il Fragolino® seedless oranges are very much in demand especially in Northern Europe especially in countries such as Switzerland which tend to look for genuine natural products that undergo no treatments "Il Fragolino conquered the market as it combines flavor and appearance thanks to the high anthocyanin content our research to reduce irrigation emphasizes these characteristics making these oranges the most eco-friendly on the market," concluded Euroagrumi director Salvatore Rapsarda.  Contacts:Motta Cooperativa AgricolaVia PolicaraMotta S. Anastasia (CT) - ItalyCell.: (+39) 339 3249605Tel.: (+39) 095 8164035
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