Riccardo Venturi

Correspondent for Economy. Throughout his career, he has covered travel (Gulliver, Gente Viaggi), current events (Diario, ilnuovo.it, Famiglia Cristiana, Vanity Fair), and economics (Economy, including when it was a weekly, Capital, Investire, FAJ). In 2003, he was awarded the Comunicazione Contursi Terme Prize by the Sichelgaita Foundation of Salerno for the feature "Mal di tv" published in Famiglia Cristiana; in 2006, the "La montagna della Vallecamonica verso l'Europa" journalism award for the investigative piece "Piccoli dopati crescono" published in L'Espresso; and in 2008, the Adutei Press Award (from the Association of Foreign Tourist Boards in Italy) for travel journalists. Since 2006, he has contributed to the weekly magazine Economy, edited by Sergio Luciano. Since 2017, he has been involved in the relaunch of Economy as a monthly magazine, starting with issue zero, and is now its correspondent. He is convinced of the crucial importance of revitalizing public service, especially in Italy; for this reason, he collects success stories for Driving Change that can serve as models, and promotes a debate among key figures in public administration on the paths to follow to improve it.