The director of Rai’s sports legal department, Pier Francesco Forleo, went missing in Rome last night. Viale Mazzini makes it known. “The loss of…
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The Director of the Department of Sports Rights Rai, Pier Francesco Forleo, disappeared in Rome last night. Viale Mazzini makes it known. “The loss of Pier Francesco Forleo – declared the President of Rai Marinella Soldi and the General Manager Roberto Sergio – upsets us. An impeccable professional with solid and varied professional experience, he has been a point of reference in the important sports rights area of our company for many years.”
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“We will not only miss his great ability to analyze and manage complex financial and management issues, but also his special human personality.” Approachable and elegant, Pier Francesco Forleo was always capable of winning team play, to the great benefit of the company and of all his colleagues, whose best qualities he could highlight, motivate them and help them to develop. Our thoughts and condolences go out to the family members and those of the entire company.”
Pier Francesco Forleo, who he was
Forleo, born in Florence in 1962, graduated in Economics and Business Studies and joined Rai in 1997 after working in the Planning and Control department of the IRI. At Rai he was part of the reporting and operational control structure in the Administration, Finance and Control department. He was then appointed controller of the radio department and in 2006 appointed purchasing director, where he has been operationally coordinating the code for public procurement in the company’s purchasing processes since 2010. From March 2015 he was Director of the Sports Law Department and a member of the Sports Law Committee and the Sports Rights Assembly of the EU
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