Interviews

Made in Italy today means much more than exporting products: it means conveying a lifestyle, a culture and a recognizable identity in the world. In this interview, Alessio Nanni, Head of Fashion & Division Beauty of Italian Trade Agency, says […]

Andrea Damante is a face known to the general public, but his path was first born from music. Born in Sicily and raised in Verona, he approached the djing since very young, moving the first steps in the local evenings

Erica Di Giovancarlo grew up near Rome, studied economics and spent his career moving between continents – including India, Japan and Brazil – always at the service of the same mission: to tell the world what Italy produces and why

TuttoFood Milan is not only a showcase, but a privileged observatory to read the state of health of the Italian and international agribusiness. On the occasion of the Milanese edition, we talked about it with Alessandro Sita, led by Sita

Stefano D’Angelo intervened at the microphones of New York in the podcast Portraits to tell the path of Del Corona & Scardigli USA, an American branch of a historic logistic group based in Livorno. A path that interweaves family stories,

In the new Roma-com set in the Tuscan hills, You, Me & Tuscany, next to international stars like Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page, there is a name that is conquering public and critical: Stella Pecollo. With the character of Francesca

For years Federico Mioni has worked between universities and management training, looking closely at how the work, skills and expectations of the new generations are changing. After a career at the top of Federmanager Academy and CIS – School for

In Venice Beach, where the boundary between performance and daily life dissolves, one of the most authentic stories of contemporary urban sports is born. Here is Ernesto Russo, a hybrid figure among athlete, artist and storyteller, protagonist of the Kings

In Boston, in recent decades, one of the most dense ecosystems in the world has been consolidated for research, innovation and technological transfer: universities such as Harvard and MIT, large industrial groups, venture capitals and research centers coexist in the

If “Domenica is always Sunday”, as Renato Rascel and Mario Riva sang, then Pinocchio is always Pinocchio. Unchangeable, universal, capable of crossing epochs, languages and generations without losing its evocative force. It is no coincidence that on that “wooden patch”