Salvatore Ferragamo - Family

Family

  • James Ferragamo: graduate of NYU Stern, is the Women’s Leather Product Director for the Salvatore Ferragamo Group.
  • Wanda Ferragamo Miletti: has led the group since 1960, when her husband and founder of the company, Salvatore, died. She is currently Honorary Chairman.
  • Ferruccio Ferragamo: he is currently President of the Company.
  • Giovanna Gentile Ferragamo: she is currently vice president of Ferragamo Finanziaria SpA.
  • Leonardo Ferragamo, since 2000, he has served as CEO of Palazzo Feroni Finanziaria S.p.A, the family’s holding company.
  • Massimo Ferragamo: he is Chairman of Ferragamo USA, the Ferragamo company that has handled the brand’s distribution in North America since Fifties.
  • Fulvia Visconti Ferragamo: has run the fashion label’s silk accessories division since the Seventies. She is Vice-President of Salvatore Ferragamo SpA.
  • Fiamma Ferragamo di San Giuliano: she died in 1998, many still believe her to be an influential figure in the life of the company today. Her passion for her work, her imagination and inventiveness have led to the creation of some of the brand’s most iconic products, such as Vara shoe and the Gancino.

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