1975: He foresaw that the sector of electronic scoreboards, until then imported from America, would be growing and very promising. Therefore, along with the traditional production of sports equipment, he started manufacturing electronic scoreboards under the brand name BERTELÉ ELETTRONICA (later BERTELÉ ELECTRONICS).

1979: While still a student I, Marco, Enzo’s firstborn son, approached the world of electronics developed by our company. I fell in love with its amazing possibilities for development: it allowed conceiving, designing, creating and— as if it were a magic trick— showing customers a beautiful, carefully constructed and often exciting product.

At the same time, my brother Daniele developed the mechanical division within the company, achieving considerable success in the sector of stands and seats for stadiums and sports arenas.

1985: Sitting in my booth at EUROPOLIS in Bologna (later SAIE 2), proud of my innovative scoreboards, I saw in front of me a rudimentary resistance light bulb scoreboard with color graphics, produced by a then competitor of ours. I was fascinated and realized that what I wanted to dedicate myself to was precisely that: creating large color video screens. That would prove an important technological challenge, appealing to the world market and characterized by strong prospects for future growth.

1990: The dream came true with the design and creation of 6 video screens, manufactured with the then emerging LED technology—using only 3 colors, as the blue LED had not been invented yet—and installed in the Fijlkam sports hall in Ostia. But above all, it came true with the supply of one of the very first full-color LED video screens in Italy at the Courmayeur ice palace, which took place shortly afterwards.

Since then, hundreds of indoor and outdoor video installations have followed in the sports and advertising sector, both in Italy and, above all, abroad.