Chiara Ferragni’s mother, Marina Di Guardo, has become general director of the Sisterhood holding. There is in fact an overlap with Fabio Damato, Chiara’s manager, also at the center of the judicial storm of recent months.
Chiara Ferragni has made a drastic decision for the management of his companiesin the judicial storm like herself, since the outbreak of “pandoro-gate” from 2023. Now that also the end of his marriage with Fedez has been made official, Chiara evidently intends to reorganize existence and corporate structureentrusting an important role to… his motherthe sixty-two year old Marina Di Guardo. A move that sounds like an invitation to the door for the historic manager Fabio Damato…
Marina Di Guardo, mother of Chiara Ferragni, general director of the Sisterhood
For a few days the holding Sisterhoodunder whose umbrella the heritage of Chiara Ferragnithe societies TBS (talent agency, e-commerce) e Phoenix (trademarks “Chiara Ferragni”), as well as the influencer’s properties, has a general manager: it’s about Marina Di Guardomother of Chiara, author of seven thriller novels (some for Mondadori) and clearly now remained among Ferragni’s most trusted people, overwhelmed for a year and a half now by the pandoro-gate earthquake which ended up causing part of her empire and brand to collapse, as well as her marriage to Fedez. As reported by Corriere, Marina now enjoys a considerable power of attorney package, being able to hire, fire, sign or break contracts, ask for credit, have access to bank accounts, appoint lawyers and above all represent the company. At 37, it seems that Chiara Ferragni is progressively freeing herself from her historic manager Fabio Maria Damato (under investigation like her for aggravated fraud), because at this point Marina takes on a role that overlaps with hers: the maneuver seems obvious. It also seems that Ferragni herself is considering leaving her positions as CEO of Fenice and president of TBS Crew. At the beginning of May Damato, interviewed in the Far West program on Rai 3 regarding the group’s legal affairs, took refuge behind the no comment. Since the scandal began, the Ferragni company has lost contracts with Safilo Group, Cartiere Paolo Pigna, Coca-Cola and Pantene.
