Turin, 11 November 2025 – SEA Marconi Technologies sas has received the Odisseo Award 2025, a prestigious recognition promoted by the Union of Industrialists of Turin, which each year celebrates companies that stand out for their excellence, innovation and sustainability.
A recognition of competence and vision
Established in 2005 and inspired by the figure of Ulysses—a symbol of intelligence, ingenuity and method—the Odisseo Award honours enterprises that have evolved while maintaining strong values of determination and courage. This year, SEA Marconi was awarded for its ability to translate scientific research, technical expertise and environmental responsibility into concrete solutions for the diagnosis, predictive maintenance and sustainable management of electrical transformers and insulating fluids.
The ceremony and the award presentation
The ceremony took place on Tuesday, 11 November 2025 at the Conference Centre of the Union of Industrialists of Turin. Vander Tumiatti, Founder and Legal Representative of SEA Marconi, accepted the Certificate of Excellence as the company was proclaimed winner of the 2025 edition. The award confirms SEA Marconi’s role as an international benchmark in electrical asset management, with solutions that enhance the safety, reliability, sustainability and resilience of power networks.
Sustainable excellence and certified achievements
Founded in Turin in 1968, SEA Marconi now employs 130 people and operates in Italy, France, Spain, Uruguay and Argentina, serving a network of over 3,000 clients across five continents. Its numerous certifications confirm the robustness of its business model and its constant commitment to quality and equality: UNI EN ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, UNI EN ISO/IEC 17025 (ACCREDIA) and UNI/PdR 125:2022 for Gender Equality.
“This award recognises the value of our entire team and our consistency in combining innovation with responsibility. SEA Marconi will continue to invest in knowledge and technology to ensure the safety and sustainability of today’s and tomorrow’s power networks.” – said Vander Tumiatti.
