General Council
Attilio Bindi
Honorary President,
from Italy.
For years, he led the prestigious brand “Bindi Dessert,” a world-leading company in the frozen pastry industry. After selling the family business, he dedicated himself mainly to the real estate and hospitality markets. Recently appointed as President of the Terre Medicee Foundation, he is highly regarded for his commitment to social causes.
Antonio Giannelli
President,
from Italy.
Founder and promoter of the Colors for Peace project, he personally manages relations with governments, institutions, and schools in many countries worldwide. Since 2022, he has also been a consultant for Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Italy.
Camilla Pizzoni
Vice-President,
from Italy.
Owner of Pool Pharma, a leading pharmaceutical company in Italy founded by her father, Giorgio. Millions of Italians surely remember the famous slogan from the TV commercials: “Da Pool Pharma in farmacia” (From Pool Pharma to the pharmacy).
Mario Gallo
Secretary general,
from Italy.
A hotelier in Rome with a vast network of international connections. Served as Secretary to the Presidency from 2015 to 2024, organizing national and international events. Acts as a representative for Colors For Peace, collaborating with institutions and embassies in Rome and worldwide. His invaluable contributions have been instrumental in the project's global expansion, making him a cornerstone of Colors For Peace.
Alfonso Fusco
Treasurer,
from Italy.
Certified accountant and legal auditor, registered since 1985. Former president of the board of auditors of the Municipality of Forte dei Marmi. He has held various roles in boards of directors.
Federico Moro
Council member,
from Italy.
Founder of the Robert F. Kennedy Foundation of Europe ONLUS, he served as secretary-general from 2005 to 2011 and executive director from 2013 to 2015. He is a consultant for institutional relations for companies and associations and has always overseen fundraising for RFK Italy, where he has served again as secretary-general since 2020.
Raffaello Lorenzoni
Council member,
from Italy.
Graduated in political science from the University of Pisa, he has been working as a financial consultant since 2001 and has held an executive role in his institution for many years. In 2018, he earned an Executive Master in Banking & Innovation Management from Università Cattolica to consolidate his technical knowledge and strengthen his managerial skills.
Massimo Drimonas
Council member,
from Italy.
Entrepreneur in the restaurant industry and owner of three well-known establishments in Forte dei Marmi. He has been actively involved as a volunteer for the association for several years, managing some event setups.
International Council
Claudia Geromel Levi Montalcini
Vice president - Europe,
from Italy.
Graduated in literature from the Centre International de Valbonne - Sophia Antipolis (France). She refined her interpersonal skills by accompanying Professor Levi-Montalcini on her travels (at just eight years old, she attended the Nobel Prize ceremony awarded to her aunt in Stockholm). Since 1999, she has participated in the Ambrosetti Workshop and the Future Leaders group activities. She is involved in public relations, management, and the organization of the Casa Crimea restaurant in Turin.
Edgar Erazo
Vice president - Central and South America,
from Ecuador.
Master’s in educational management. He taught for 25 years at the Almirante Illingworth Naval Academy and served as an International Cultural Evaluator in Guayaquil, Ecuador. He has worked at the Metropolitan University and Politecnico Salesiano University.
Aurela Cuku
Vice president - Middle East and Africa,
from Dubai.
A leading art curator in Dubai and a successful manager. Many international artists seek her guidance to exhibit in the United Arab Emirates. She collaborates with major institutions in the country and has taken part in humanitarian efforts in Yemen.
Myriam Kruisheer Ortega
Vice president - North America and Asia,
from The Netherlands.
For the past 42 years, she has traveled the world, gaining a profound cultural understanding of Arab, Chinese, and universal art. She conveys a simple message of friendship, love, respect, and peace through cultural diplomacy in the arts, while also identifying common ground among different cultures and religions.
Raffaello Lorenzoni
Secretary,
from Italy.
Graduated in political science from the University of Pisa, he has been working as a financial consultant since 2001 and has held an executive role in his institution for many years. In 2018, he earned an Executive Master in Banking & Innovation Management from Università Cattolica to consolidate his technical knowledge and strengthen his managerial skills.
Anda Rusa
Treasurer,
from Romania.
Graduated in law from Transilvania University in Brasov, Romania. Currently living in Pietrasanta, Italy.Partner at Studio Fusco.
Sector council members
Arianna Scarpellini
For relations with San Marino,
from San Marino.
Director of the Primary School Organizational Unit of the Republic of San Marino. Representative of San Marino at the Council of Europe’s Committee on Anti-Discrimination, Diversity, and Inclusion. She previously served as an official in the State Secretariat for Health and was the liaison for agreements with the Italian Ministry of Health and other states.
Michele Morabito
For relations with the Park of Peace,
from Italy.
Director of the Sant’Anna di Stazzema National Peace Park and coordinator of Europe Heritage Italian sites. He was formerly an assistant to Hon. Carlo Carli (member of parliament and later undersecretary for cultural heritage). As a journalist, he collaborates with the newspaper Il Tirreno and has co-authored children’s books with his daughter.
Angelo Baldini
For sports,
from Italy.
CEO of Tuscansport.com (sports event management and cycling tourism) and president of Forte Forte Sport, the sports association that established the professional cycling team featuring the Colors for Peace logo on its jerseys.
Sara Coluccini
Secretary to the presidency
& Staff Coordinator,
from Italy.
Registered with the Bar Association of Lucca after obtaining her qualification at the Court of Appeal of Bologna. Winner of the Giosuè Carducci School Award 2012. Auditor of the Martyrs of Sant’Anna Association and member of the National Directorate of the Mazzinian Association of Italy.
Staff
Daniel Salvi
Brand Communication Officer,
from Italy.
Branding consultant and creative director collaborating with companies worldwide. He manages international communication teams and branding campaigns. In recent years, Daniel has been a guest lecturer at Politecnico di Milano and Università La Statale di Milano, a branding consultant and trainer for entrepreneurs, and a participant in international exhibitions on peace, coexistence, and human rights through art and poster design.
Laura Mazza
Public relations,
from Italy.
With over 20 years of experience as an economics professor, she currently serves as CEO of The Hub and president of FederFormazione. Additionally, she is secretary of the Mediterranean Parliament, a board member of the Planet Life Economy Foundation, and a member of the Italian Department of Cybersecurity. She is also vice president of the International Movement Uniti per Unire and, at the international level, is responsible for the World Intercultural Association and represents the institutional relations of the Republic of Congo in Italy and eleven European countries for the Piano Mattei.
Paola Baronti
Event setup assistant,
from Italy.
Executive in a stone industry company in Massa Carrara province, actively engaged in social causes. Widow of entrepreneur Vando D’Angiolo, founder of Campolonghi, one of the world’s leading companies in the stone industry.