The Inno family’s long tradition in the shipbuilding sector originates in 1950, where on the seafront of Ostia Lido (Rome), grandfather Giuseppe and father Umberto Inno opened a shipyard for the construction of wooden boats.  In 1963 his father Umberto distinguished himself as manager of the Cris Craft of Italy shipyard based in Fiumicino, introducing the mass production processes of wooden and fiberglass boats for the first time in Italy. Since childhood, the young Alessandro spent long moments in the shipyard, where he enjoyed playing among scraps of precious woods, the scents of which he still remembers today. This passion for shipbuilding and the art of boat building continued to guide Alessandro along his path, ultimately leading him to found the Inno Group studio in 1998, with the aim of carrying on the family tradition and revolutionizing the world of the nautical sector with a winning combination of engineering and cultural-architectural know-how.