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Farewell to Piero Marsiaj, the Turin Industrialist Who Brought Sabelt to the World
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TURIN – Piero Marsiaj, a historic Turin industrialist and Knight of Labor, a key figure in the development of Piedmontese entrepreneurship in the late 20th century, has died at the age of 85. With his brother Giorgio, he founded Sabelt in 1972, a company destined to become an international benchmark in the production of passive safety systems for road and racing vehicles, introducing seat belts for the first time in Italy. From family hardships …
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