Interviews

From the threat of U.S. tariffs to climate change and cuts to the new CAP, Massimiliano Giansanti, president of Confagricoltura, denounces the critical issues that threaten the future of Italian and European agriculture and relaunches with a vision based on […]

The new episode of the Portraits podcast, hosted by Claudio Brachino for ilNewyorkese, featured two authoritative voices from the world of Italian construction machinery: Filippo Muccinelli Venieri, an entrepreneur at the helm of the historic company Venieri S.p.A. in Lugo

Mysticism and haute couture during “Pitti Uomo” last June, dominated the scene at the Savoy in Florence highlighting the long cassock gown dedicated to the Pope in an atmosphere of great inner elegance and refinement. Franco Puppato well-known Venetian tailor

In the industrial heart of the United States, where Italian identity is intertwined with the automotive past and the future of innovation, the Consul of Italy in Detroit, Allegra Baistrocchi, has built in four years a diplomatic network made of

From Rome to New York, via a winery that smells like home. Mattia Moliterni, entrepreneur and partner in the Roscioli world, recounts the journey that led him to open an authentic Italian restaurant in the Big Apple. Between start-ups, gastronomic

Francesco Bauco, an Italian actor and author, lives in Los Angeles where he is making a name for himself with determination and talent in the theater and film scene. After a brilliant career in Italy, made up of high-impact advertising

Davide Ippolito – founder of ilNewyorkese – meets the Honorable Christian Di Sanzo, MP elected in the Overseas Constituency (North and Central America), to delve into one of the most discussed issues of the moment by Italians abroad: the recent

Federico Fabbri is Export Sales Director of the company Fabbri 1905, and he is the representative of the fifth generation of the family that gives its name to the historic Bolognese company and that has made the ‘amarena cherry an

During an interview given to the microphones of ilNewyorkese’s “Portraits” podcast, Daniele Cattaneo, founder of the Immobiltrade company and president of the National Association of Real Estate Developers (ANSVI), recounted his professional experience and his vision regarding a figure, that

Ettore Santucci has lived and worked in Boston for forty years, where he leads the firm’s Italy Practice. With a career built between Italy and the United States, he has seen first-hand the evolution-and today’s tension-of global economic relations. He