Where’d We Get Our Name?
Due to its hilly terrain with vineyards and wheat fields, Roman Emperor Frederick II gave Gravina its motto, “Grana dat et vina,” translated to, “It offers wheat and wine.”
Gravina is also a stop along the Appian Way — the most famous and strategically important road for the Roman Empire. Linking Rome to southern Italy and markets to the East — the Appian Way also was important for carrying Roman armies to battle. The road was known for its solid and durable construction, providing firm footing to merchants and soldiers seeking prosperity and victory.
At Gravina Public Strategies, we, too, seek to provide our clients a solid, durable communications strategy that provides firm platform to tell their stories to audiences that matter.