Matilde Brualdi Clementoni, honorary president of Clementoni and co-founder of the company in 93 with her husband Mario, died yesterday in her home in Recanati (Macerata) at the age of 1963. Originally from Pesaro, she moved to Recanati to give life to the project of the well-known toy company.
Matilde and her husband opened their first shop in the garage of their house in viale Trento 33, a small space where the song tombola was conceived, a very popular and purchased game. After the first experiences, from 1957 to 1963, and given the success, the company moved to Recanati, but the family always remained tied to Pesaro where Matilde and Mario's children were born, namely Stefano, Patrizia, Pierpaolo and Giovanni.
Her career was characterized by a strong commitment to education and the creative development of children, helping make Clementoni an internationally recognized brand for the quality of its products. Under her leadership, the company innovated in the field of educational toys, focusing on values such as creativity and learning through play. Matilde Brualdi Clementoni is remembered not only for her contribution to the toy industry, but also for her entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to her family. Her passing leaves a significant void in the world of publishing and educational toys.
