develop one's business abroad or, for companies that already export, identify new business opportunities
receive tailored consulting and technical assistance, training and updates in a reliable, competent, and timely manner
have access to business relationship and promotion tools abroad that are difficult to activate by the individual company
research, request, and manage subsidized funding for the internationalization activities of the company
rely on a network of reliably trustworthy partners for various export services (banks, legal consulting, marketing, training, etc.)
operate safely and dynamically even in the most challenging countries thanks to constantly updated know-how
The Lodi Export Consortium, a non-profit organization, was established in 1977 by a group of entrepreneurs from Lodi with the aim of supporting the expansion into foreign markets of small and medium-sized industrial, artisanal, and commercial enterprises.
An extraordinary intuition is at the basis of an ambitious project that has grown over the years thanks to the participation of companies based in Lombardy, Piedmont, Veneto, Emilia-Romagna, and Abruzzo: a collection of excellent realities whose distinctive products are appreciated in markets all over the world.
Why choose collaborating with Lodi Export? Because we enhance the competitiveness of companies operating in international markets, or those looking to enter them, by providing both organizational and financial support for promotional activities, as well as a highly specialized range of technical and training-information services. It is important to highlight that our services are available not only to members, but also to non-members and to companies that enter into agreements benefiting the Consortium’s members.
Companies associated with Lodi Export generate over one billion euros in consolidated revenue (about half of which comes from foreign markets) and employ more than 3,000 people.
In addition to these, there are supporting Entities (institutions, trade associations, banking institutions, large companies), which on one hand support the Consortium’s activity at a financial, logistical, and advisory level, and on the other receive visibility and opportunities for engagement with the numerous member companies.
President
Giorgio Resmini (Solana Spa)
Vice-president
Ellinor Beate Vervik Cappa (Rheninghaus Srl)
Board members
Giovanni Cabini (BCC Caravaggio Adda e Cremasco)
Paolo Caresana (Caresana Paolo Srl)
Stefano Di Giulio (Digital Technologies Srl)
Luca Guercilena (Simaco Elettromeccanica Srl)
Stefano Motta (Weblitz Srl)
Alfredo Piroli (BCC Centropadana)
Paolo Massa (Baerlocher Spa)
Auditor
Cristiana Foletti
Managing director
Fabio Milella
Click here to download the Lodi Export Statute (pdf).
Associating your company with Lodi Export means:
The services provided by Lodi Export are also open to non-member companies, subject to the full fee.
Simply write an email to info@lodiexport.it or call +39.0371.4662607 for an initial contact and to receive all the desired information.
The associated company pays a one-time contribution to the consortium fund, set at €1,250: this contribution is refundable in case of withdrawal.
Annually, it pays the membership fee, which for 2026 has been set at €900.
Supporting entities are companies, banks, trade associations, and other public and private subjects within the entrepreneurial and institutional sphere that support the activities of the Consortium by annually paying a contribution determined by the Board of Directors in agreement with the individual Entity.
They participate in the Consortium’s activities – also by proposing their own initiatives – and have the opportunity to promote their products and services to the member companies both through events and initiatives, and through the Lodi Export newsletter sent periodically to a database of approximately 3,000 business contacts.
To become a supporting entity, please send an email to info@lodiexport.it or call +39.0371.4662607 for an initial contact and to receive all the desired information.
Click here to explore the Lodi Export press review.