Rosanna Massarenti

Rosanna Massarenti has been the editor-in-chief of Altroconsumo and its related bi-monthlies Soldi & Diritti, Test Salute, HiTest since 1994.

With a humanistic background - classical high school diploma and a degree in Philosophy - she began working in journalism in the mid-1980s, collaborating with various women's magazines and Il Sole 24 Ore. She has been a professional journalist since 1992.

He has participated in numerous radio and television programs, with a regular presence from 1992 to 1997 on the successful program protecting citizens' rights "Mi manda Lubrano".

He curated on behalf of Altroconsumo the informational material for important campaigns aimed at the general public, including, in 2001, the information campaign on generic drugs, promoted in collaboration with the Ministry of Health.

In 2006 he won the Premiolino, the oldest Italian journalism award, given every year to journalists who have distinguished themselves for contributing to the defense of the independence of opinions and freedom of the press from any conditioning.

In 2008, she published the book "Women & Money" with Mondadori, reflections, rules, and advice for women to achieve economic independence and manage money wisely, avoiding social, psychological, and market traps.

In 2013, she was awarded as "Technovisionary" in the information and media category by Women & Technologies for her continuous and constant commitment to the dissemination of knowledge related to consumer identity, needs, and protection.