GRI 405-1: DIVERSITY AMONG EMPLOYEES

Total employees

EXECUTIVES of whom men of whom women of whom under 30 of whom 30-50 of whom over 50

MIDDLE MANAGEMENT of whom men of whom women of whom under 30 of whom 30-50 of whom over 50

WHITE COLLAR WORKERS of whom men of whom women of whom under 30 of whom 30-50 of whom over 50

BLUE COLLAR WORKERS of whom men of whom women of whom under 30 of whom 30-50 of whom over 50

6.4/ Impact on communities

For Fabbri, one of the keys to the company's success is its ability to keep its ties to the local area intact and alive, focusing on its people and their quality of life. For this reason, Fabbri 1905 is committed on many social fronts, from the inclusion of the disadvantaged in the workforce to the support of scientific research, without forgetting the importance of the labour inclusion of women, all of which can be traced back to a common theme: valuing human beings and their talents.

WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION

Women have always been a fundamental part of Fabbri, ever since Rachele Fabbri, wife of founder Gennaro, created the company's iconic product, Amarena Fabbri. The focus on the female component thus goes back to the very beginning and has been realised over the years through two projects supporting entrepreneurship and employment:

• Lady Amarena, since 2015 the only international competition reserved for female bartenders from every corner of the planet1; The professional course in artisanal ice cream making reserved for incarcerated mothers as part of Soroptimist International's “Si sostiene” project2

Support For Research

Fabbri supports research not only financially, but also through an active commitment to inventing new formulas and languages to raise awareness and involve the younger audience.

Since 2015, Fabbri has supported AIL (the nonprofit Italian Association against Leukaemia-Lymphoma and Myeloma)3, the year in which Cockt-AIL, the first travelling benefit competition for bartenders, was launched.

The company has also contributed financially to the success of “The Bitter Taste of Leukaemia”, an Italian research project that has opened up an important new avenue in the treatment of a disease that predominantly affects young people. In addition, Fabbri 1905 supports AIL's Christmas and Easter campaigns with Amarena Panettoni and Colombe, a donation that turns every euro collected into more than 3 euros of Social Value, and that places the company among AIL Bologna's Major Donors.

Finally, Fabbri has always been close to Fondazione ANT Italia Onlus4, the largest non-profit organisation in Italy providing free specialist home assistance to cancer patients.