Maria Silvia Sacchi
Professional journalist. She has worked for leading Italian newspapers. For the past 23 years, she has been with Corriere della Sera, Italy’s most important daily newspaper, covering the fashion and luxury goods industry and developments in major business families. At Rcs Mediagroup, she set up and directed the Master’s Degree in Fashion and Luxury Management and the Rcs Academy Online Fashion Talks. She is the creator and director of the Family Business Forum, the first public event on family businesses. Co-founder of La27ora and Iltempodelledonne del Corriere della Sera. She is the author or co-author of, among others, Le nuove famiglie (The New Families), Donne ai vertici delle aziende (Women at the Top of Companies), and Matrimonio&patrimonio (Marriage & Heritage). She is one of the editors of the legal series La famiglia, realtà e diritto (The Family, Reality and Law). She has received several awards and recognitions for her work, including Top100 Family Capital, Premio Internazionale Profilo Donna (International Woman Profile Award), Standout Woman Award, State Street, and Federchimica.
Margherita Currò Sacchi
With a bachelor’s and master’s degree in International Relations, she approached fashion by interpreting during interviews with designers, models, journalists, and entrepreneurs (including David Beckham, Karlie Kloss, and Angelica Cheung) and participating in numerous fashion shows and conferences. In 2019, she launched the website ZetaIdeas (Zetaideas – fashion, art, life) on fashion, art, and lifestyle of Generation Zeta. Immediately afterwards, she launched Fashion Elements, a series of online conversations about fashion and business that she organized in the midst of the pandemic while studying at the University of Surrey. After graduating and before starting her master’s degree, she did an internship at StonehageFleming, one of the world’s leading family offices, where she oversaw the relocation of large Anglo-Saxon families to Italy. More than writing, she enjoys the organizational side of things. For M2S, she oversees international development, projects such as “Italian Threads: conversations on fashion,” which our magazine organizes with the Italian Embassy in London.
