Forza Italia - Leadership

Leadership

  • President: Silvio Berlusconi (1994−2009)
  • Vice President: Giulio Tremonti (2004−2009), Roberto Formigoni (2008−2009)
  • Spokesperson: Antonio Tajani (1994−1996), Paolo Bonaiuti (1996−2001), Sandro Bondi (2001−2004), Elisabetta Gardini (2004−2008), Daniele Capezzone (2008−2009)
  • President of the President's Committee: Claudio Scajola (2004−2009)
  • Vice President of the President's Committee: Carlo Vizzini (2005−2009)
  • President of the National Council: Alfredo Biondi (2004−2009)
  • Coordinator: Domenico Mennitti (1994), Luigi Caligaris (1994), Cesare Previti (1994−1996), Claudio Scajola (1996−2001), Roberto Antonione (2001−2003), Claudio Scajola (2003), Sandro Bondi (2003−2008), Denis Verdini (2008−2009)
  • Deputy-Coordinator: Giuliano Urbani / Mario Valducci (1995–1996), Fabrizio Cicchitto (2003–2009), Gianfranco Micciché (2004–2009), Renato Brunetta (2007–2009), Gian Carlo Abelli (2008–2009)
  • Treasurer: Mario Valducci (1994−1995), Domenico Lo Jucco (1995−1997), Giovanni Dell’Elce (1997−2003), Rocco Crimi (2003−2009)
  • Party Leader in the Chamber of Deputies: Raffaele Della Valle (1994), Vittorio Dotti (1994−1996), Giuseppe Pisanu (1996−2001), Elio Vito (2001−2008), Fabrizio Cicchitto (leader of PdL's group, 2008–2009)
  • Party Leader in the Senate: Enrico La Loggia (1994−2001), Renato Schifani (2001−2008), Gaetano Quagliariello (deputy leader of PdL's group, 2008–2009)
  • Party Leader in the European Parliament: Giancarlo Ligabue (1994−1997), Claudio Azzolini (1997−1999), Antonio Tajani (1999−2009)

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