Holding a degree in Tourism Economics from Milan and a Master’s in Tourism Economics from Bocconi University, Stefano Tulli gained work and study experience in California before serving as a tourism representative for the U.S. market in Italy from 2010 to 2014. In 2014, he returned to Ascoli Piceno to develop destination management activities in the Marche region.

He has worked as a tourism consultant for various companies in the sector and founded a tour operator specializing in inbound travel in Central Italy before launching Winedering. Today, he manages all aspects related to the platform’s tourism sector and supply chain.

Co-founder and Head of Technical Development and Marketing at Winedering, Denis Seghetti has spent the past 17 years developing ERP systems across various industries before fully transitioning to e-commerce platform development and related web marketing campaigns, with a special focus on Search Engine Marketing and Search Engine Optimization.

As a Temporary Digital Manager, he has gained interdisciplinary experience in all aspects of digital transformation. At Winedering, he oversees all IT, digital, and marketing-related activities.

Paola Milioto is a lawyer at the Bologna Bar, a PhD candidate at the G. d’Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara, and a teaching tutor at Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna, where she graduated cum laude with a Law degree and also earned a second-level Master’s in Tax Law “Antonio Berliri” with top marks, winning the scholarship awarded to the top three students. She has been a Visiting Foreign Researcher at Fordham University in New York, the IBFD in Amsterdam, and the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg. She is the author of numerous publications (including contributions to collective works) and teaches in university Master’s programs and advanced training schools. She also has professional experience in leading law firms in Bologna, Milan, and Rome.

Fabio Piccoli, editor-in-chief of Wine Meridian, is one of the leading experts in wine marketing, a professional journalist specializing in wine economy and politics, a communication and brand development consultant for businesses and Consortia for Protection, and an expert in the internationalization of wine companies. He is also a trainer and the author of numerous publications, including Being a Wine Entrepreneur Today, Winning Wine Tourism, Food & Beverage Communication, The Backstage of Italian Wine, and Wine Beyond the Crisis. He has won several awards, including the "Casato Prime Donne" journalism award for his book Food & Beverage Communication and the "Pavese" award for Wine Beyond the Crisis.

Lavinia Furlani is a journalist, lecturer, and philosopher, as well as the president and editorial director of Wine Meridian. For over twenty years, she has supported private companies and public entities with targeted consulting in communication, branding, and the development of wine tourism businesses. She is the co-founder of Wine Tourism Hub, the first operational center dedicated to the development of Italian wine tourism.

Father of Rebecca and Lorenzo, born in Florence and adopted Milanese, Filippo is the Co-founder & Chief Business Officer of Divinea.

Before starting his professional career, he earned a degree in Electronic Engineering from the University of Florence, with a Double Degree in Automation Engineering from Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro and Politecnico di Milano.

He began working in finance and the Oil & Gas sector before joining e-Novia as a Business & Innovation Development Manager and startup consultant.

In 2019, he founded Divinea, a technology company that developed Wine Suite, a software platform that digitizes the customer experience for wineries.

He teaches and has contributed to various specialized courses and postgraduate master's programs at Italian universities.

Fluent in five languages, he has traveled to over 50 countries.

He is also a certified sommelier and the owner of a winery in Tuscany.