Louis Berlusconi, the youngest of Silvio and Veronica Lario's children, and Angelo Moratti jr, son of Gianmarco and Letizia Moratti, were lucky enough to be born in the right bed and into a family that promised wealth and which guaranteed them a rosy future from birth. There are two golden scions, lucky them. Unlike the new American generations according to whom, as he said yesterday Federico Rampini in the Corriere della sera, “being rich is a sin“, it cannot be said that Luigi Berlusconi and Angelo Moratti jr are guilty of being rich. It depends on how you experience wealth, although being too rich can go to your head. But this does not seem to be the case for the golden scions who do not like the life of rentiers but prefer to invest in finance and innovation. Yesterday was the news that Luigi Berlusconi has doubled his presence in venture capital and launched his holding company Annapurna, the Himalayan mountain that evokes climbing and which in this case has the objective of buying and managing shares in Italian and foreign companies for investment purposes but not for placement on the market. Angelo Moratti jr, namesake of his famous gold oilman grandfather and president of Helenio Herrera's Inter, is instead the founder and president of Milano Investments Partners sgr and the day before yesterday he presented TechEmotion.com, the edutainment platform. “The disruptive impact of technology leaves less and less room for empathy in the business world and thus entrepreneurs without personality and leadership have grown. Warren Buffett - claims Angelo Moratti jr – instead he taught me the art of choosing, thanks to his in-depth knowledge of the evolution of human thought”. He is the son and grandson of oil men but he was among the first to invest in Tesla.
Luigi Berlusconi and Angelo Moratti jr are lucky guys but luck turns and they try to deserve it at least a little. Congratulations.
