Digit’Ed has reached another milestone on its growth path with a new education partnership deal with Bonifiche Ferraresi, a group engaged in various food industry segments and in the provision of goods and services for the agricultural sector. Under the agreement, Digit’Ed has acquired ownership of FieldEd S.p.A., BF Group’s educational arm, to provide professional training services on an exclusive basis to all the BF Group and its network.
Innovation and Competence: The Keys to Success
The partnership between Digit’Ed and Bonifiche Ferraresi marks a major step forward in innovation and excellence in corporate training.
Digit’Ed will be providing a wide range of training courses and programs, leveraging next-generation technology to deliver an effective and engaging learning experience.
It will also be responsible for designing, delivering, and managing advanced education programs aimed at growing the skill set of the human capital at BF SpA Group and its network. A personalized learning landscape—including e-learning modules, interactive workshops, coaching sessions, and instructor-led training—will empower employees to learn and improve their technical and management skills.
A Shared Vision
Together, Digit’Ed and Bonifiche Ferraresi are committed to promoting an innovative and dynamic learning environment, one able to adapt and rise to the challenges of the market and support the growth and success of BF SpA Group.
“Our mission is to provide quality education to unlock the professional and personal growth of employees,” explains Gianandrea De Bernardis, Digit’Ed Executive Chairman. “We are excited to be working with Bonifiche Ferraresi Group, a company that shares our vision of innovation and non-stop growth.”
Bonifiche Ferraresi Group has long been committed to investing in its human resources. In Digit’Ed it has found the ideal partner to raise its training activity to new heights. “This strategic partnership with Digit’Ed takes the professional training and skilling of BF Group’s human capital to the next level,” says Federico Vecchioni, CEO of BF.