Milan, 12 April 2025 – “Infrastructure is a bridge to the future, not only from an engineering perspective but also in cultural and social terms. We are proud to help promote art and culture in the communities where we operate, along with the values of passion and resilience that are part of Webuild’s identity and inspire our people every day as they work to build sustainable infrastructure,” said Pietro Salini, CEO of Webuild, during the 2025 edition of the Premio Film Impresa. He received the Unindustria Special Award for the campaign “Webuild for Sport. Building a Dream: Stories of Champions,” launched by Webuild in August 2024. 

Now in its third edition, the Premio Film Impresa celebrates the best audiovisual productions created by companies each year, promoting a culture of enterprise through documentaries, series, and films. "Sport and the values at the heart of our campaign are powerful tools for personal and collective growth. As a Group, we are committed to promoting these values by supporting emerging talent and embracing diversity. In 2024 alone, we hired more than 13,000 people, around 50 percent of whom were under the age of 35. We also trained and hired 1,000 people through our Cantiere Lavoro Italia initiative and our network of training schools across the country."

"The scale we have reached as a Group also allows us to plan and invest in continuous training. This strong commitment has made us a global leader in safety," Salini continued. "In the past five years, we have delivered more than 2.8 million hours of health and safety training, applying best practices and the highest standards across all our operations."

“In the eyes of many, athletes are everyday heroes, but we must always remember the commitment and determination behind every medal – just as there is behind every piece of infrastructure. Building a bridge, a railway, or a dam in challenging conditions demands the tenacity, skill, and passion of our people to overcome complex obstacles and achieve great goals, just like athletes do.”

“We also aim to bring beauty into construction sites through the symbolic power of art and culture, helping to preserve artistic and historical heritage and supporting urban regeneration initiatives such as Murales. In the coming days, this project will bring a new work of contemporary art to the Metro C construction site in Piazza Venezia, Rome,” Salini concluded.