Fabio Tamburini confirmed as Editorial Director of the Group
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The Board of Directors of Il Sole 24 ORE has approved the appointment of Giuseppe De Bellis as new Editor-in-Chief starting from 7 December 2026, confirming Fabio Tamburini as Editorial Director. De Bellis comes from Sky Italia where he holds the role of Executive Vice President News, Sport & Entertainment and Editorial Director of Sky TG24.
The Board of Directors of Il Sole 24 ORE S.p.A., which met today in Milan under the chairmanship of Maria Carmela Colaiacovo, unanimously resolved to designate Giuseppe De Bellis with effect from 7 December 2026 as Editor-in-Chief of Il Sole 24 Ore, Radio 24, Radiocor and all the other newspapers of the Il Sole 24 ORE Group. The Board of Directors also resolved, again unanimously, to confirm the position of Editorial Director of the Il Sole 24 ORE Group to Fabio Tamburini.
The Board of Directors of Il Sole 24 ORE S.p.A. would like to thank Fabio Tamburini for the extraordinary commitment he has given to the Il Sole 24 Ore Group since his return to service in 2018, contributing decisively to the company's relaunch thanks to the work carried out in all these years as Editor-in-Chief of all the Group's publications. The multiple results achieved, including the consolidation of the authoritativeness of the information signed by Il Sole 24 Ore, the contribution to the launch of new successful initiatives such as the Trento Festival of Economics, up to the milestone linked to the celebrations of 160 years of history, testify to the active and decisive contribution of Director Tamburini in coherence with the editorial and corporate values.
Giuseppe De Bellis, 48 years old, professional journalist, boasts consolidated experience as a director, gained across all media: paper and digital newspapers, periodicals, television, up to new multimedia platforms. Over the course of his career he has combined his journalistic experience with growing responsibilities in leading editorial teams, products and complex editorial organisations, building a profile that combines editorial vision, innovation and managerial ability.
Since July 2025 he has assumed the role of Executive Vice President News, Sport & Entertainment of Sky Italia and Editorial Director of Sky TG24, leading Sky Italia's entire content offer, from information to entertainment, up to the Sky, TV8 and Cielo branded channels and the related digital properties, placing the integration of the different editorial, productive and creative souls of the group at the center of his mandate.
At the helm of Sky TG24 since 2019, under his direction, the newspaper has accelerated the transformation from an all-news channel to a multi-platform information system, integrating television, web, apps, social media and events.
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Giuseppe De Bellis will officially assume the role of Editor-in-Chief of Il Sole 24 ORE on 7 December 2026
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