ADI Partners jointly distinguish one of the ADI Contract Suppliers for excellence in serving the ADI group.

The selected work of art is made of bronze and steel and is named “the dreamer”. The artwork underlines the necessity of our dreams and the importance of embracing the imaginative spirit within.

More on the artist:

The artist, Francis Méan (b. Liège, 1952) is a Belgian visual artist living and working in Leuven. His work is distributed by international publishers and is present in national and international museums (most recently M - Museum Leuven), companies, private collections and at the Belgian Court. He received his training at the Institut Supérieur des Beaux Arts St Luc in Liège. Since 1977, he has exhibited not only in Belgium but also in France, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Canada and the USA. Read more on the artist, Francis Méan.

The Aftermarket Professional of the Year trophy, which is chosen by all Summit guests in the weeks leading up to the event, honours an aftermarket professional (M/F) from the industry or trade for his/her outstanding achievements in the automotive aftermarket. Previous winners include Olivier Roux, Josep Bosch, Petra Engels, Robert Hanser, Michael Söding, Stéphane Antiglio, Javier Rodrigo, Mihai Staicu, Fabrice Rosi, Damien Germès, Gennady Korolkov, Antti Valtavaara and Juan Carlos Martin.

Read more on the artist, Armin Flossdorf.

The ADI Summit 2024 welcomes You at Finca Mas Solers. The Finca is a late 19th century Renaissance Catalan castle that housed the former Gran Casino Barcelona during its heydays. It is located in San Pedro de Ribas, Barcelona province, Catalonia, Spain.

In the 13th century, the mansion served as a home for Augustinian monks. At the end of the 19th century, it was bought and reconstructed by banker Manuel Girona. The estate then passed to Eduard Maristani, also known as the Marquis d’Argentera in 1918, who transformed the Mas Solers estate into the exquisite mansion it is today.

The Mas Solers estate is truly a place steeped in history, as it was used as a hospital for civilians and soldiers during the Spanish Civil War. However, at the end of the war, it was returned to the ownership of the Marquis. His son inherited the property, and it was later passed on to his grandson, until the Gran Casino Barcelona took over the building in 1977. This event marked the beginning of the finest years of the estate’s existence.

Venue address:

Finca Mas Solers
Ctra. Vilanova a Sant Pere de Ribes, BV-2112
08810 - Sant Pere de Ribes