"Thank you for this coveted prize for those in our profession. I thank everyone who voted for me and those who didn't," Conte told a ceremony at Italy's national training centre at Coverciano on Monday.
"It's a prize that pushes me to always try to improve."
His 'golden bench' award comes despite a 10-month ban handed down in August for his failure to report match-fixing at previous club Siena. That suspension was reduced to four months on appeal and he returned to the dugout in December.
Juve top Serie A again this season by four points after 25 games.
Zdenek Zeman, who led modest Pescara to promotion to the top flight last term with his attacking brand of football before being sacked as AS Roma boss this month, won the Serie B prize.