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Cooperdolomiti’s activities move to new Centralcoop Dolomiti
In Bolzano, Cooperdolomiti’s operating activities have passed to Centralcoop Dolomiti, a new organization taking over its role.
The change follows a recovery process that began after Cooperdolomiti lost its provincial recognition, and those procedures have now ended.
Mauro Chelodi will lead the new organization; he became Cooperdolomiti’s president in 2024.
Centralcoop Dolomiti plans to support cooperatives in housing, employment and services, as well as welfare work for young people, families and older people.
The transition closes a troubled period marked by investigations, a halt to provincial contributions and suspension of Cooperdolomiti’s representative role.
The new leadership also plans to seek the title of cooperative federation that Cooperdolomiti lost.
Centralcoop Dolomiti will present its leadership team and structure at a future news conference in Bolzano.
Cooperdolomiti’s operating activities have been acquired by the new Centralcoop Dolomiti.
The transfer of representation for cooperatives and members was formalised in a recent notarial act.
The change follows the completion of Cooperdolomiti’s restructuring after it lost provincial recognition.
Centralcoop Dolomiti is led by president Mauro Chelodi and plans to focus on housing, work, services and welfare.
Its first goal is to regain the cooperative federation status lost by Cooperdolomiti.
- Who
- Centralcoop Dolomiti has taken over Cooperdolomiti’s operating activities. Mauro Chelodi is the new organisation’s president.
- What
- Cooperdolomiti’s activities and representation of cooperatives and members have moved to Centralcoop Dolomiti.
- When
- The transfer was formalised in a recent notarial act. The article was published on October 29, 2026.
- Where
- Bolzano and the main valley municipalities in the area.
- Why
- The transfer followed Cooperdolomiti’s restructuring after it lost provincial recognition, and is intended to restart services for cooperatives.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Mauro Chelodi took over from Enrico Bramerini as president.
A structural reorganisation and recovery process began.
The transfer of Cooperdolomiti’s operating activities and representation was formalised.
Corriere della Sera reported that the recovery procedures had concluded and Centralcoop Dolomiti had taken over the activities.
- New organisation
- Centralcoop Dolomiti
- Outgoing organisation
- Cooperdolomiti
- President
- Mauro Chelodi
- Transfer
- Formalised in a recent notarial act
- Planned service sectors
- Housing, work and services
- First stated goal
- Regain cooperative federation status
What people are saying
The cooperative federation is restarting with a profoundly renewed structure, financially solid and ready to project itself into the economic and social future of the area.
To respond nimbly and effectively to the growing demands of an increasingly complex market and the area, Centralcoop Dolomiti’s relaunch plan will rely on the direct action of an unprecedented operational task force designed to support businesses comprehensively in delivering services.