About

Everything is an invitation.

Hi, I'm Margherita.

But many know me by Meg.

Since as long as I can remember I felt drawn to do one thing: to dive deep into experiences that feel important to me, and emerge on the other side with insights and tools to share with others.

As the daughter of a theologian and psychologist, my dad, and an end-of-life nurse and educator, my mum, I've been exposed to ancestral perspectives and liminal spaces since a very young age. I've always felt fascinated by the intersection between the visible and the invisible, how they influence each other and how we find our own place within the wide tapestry of life.

After a Fine Art degree at the Academy of Brera in Milano and 12 years of career as a volleyball player, I spent the last 12+ years living and traveling across 30+ countries exploring models of system change and transformation with local communities, public/private organisations and ancestral traditions.

Living and practicing with ancestral traditions and indigenous cultures is what allows me to keep recovering a language and a set of lenses I knew — but had lost.

Today I my life and work revolves around deepening my own practice with the Other Ways of Knowing and translating their principles into tools to apply on our side of the economy. Which, in my view, is the one that's hurting the most.

I build bridges. Sometimes I am one.

My trajectory includes being a Forbes 30under30 and Fortune 40under40 founder, a serial TEDx speaker and a private advisor to leaders and activists that are questioning their relationship to Power and Purpose.

I also directly collaborate with indigenous cultures, in particular with the Yorenka Tasorentsi Institute founded by the award-winning Ashaninka leader, shaman and activist Benki Piyako.

If any of the above resonates with you, please reach out.

Thank you for being here.

With love,
~M*