Eustachio Pisani

Eustachio Pisani (Sant'Elia Fiumerapido, 15 September 1866 – Isola del Liri, 10 March 1947) was an Italian entrepreneur.

Biography Orphaned at an early age, he divided himself between working during the day and studying in the evening.

In 1892, after completing his military service, he moved to Isola del Liri, where he was hired at the Cartiere Meridionali as an assistant until he became head of manufacture.

After marrying Speranza Ippolito, heir of the Lanificio Ippolito, he took over the leadership, changing its name, in 1901, to Ditta Ippolito & Pisani. In a few years he expanded the production plant which went from to , exploiting the waters of the Liri river for the production of electricity through the construction of a derivation canal. The production was gradually adapted to the flourishing paper industry in the area, with felts for technical articles of excellent quality, so much so that they were also in demand abroad. His merits in the entrepreneurial field were recognized in 1916, when he was awarded the title of Cavaliere del Lavoro.

In 1935, he was chosen as the representative of the Province of Frosinone in the General Council of the Banco di Napoli and decorated with a Gold Medal of Merit.

He paid subsidies in the event of seniority, disability or illness, guaranteeing an indemnity to those who left their work at the Feltrificio Ippolito & Pisani for any reason and granting three days of bonuses at Christmas and Easter to allow employees to celebrate anniversaries with loved ones.