Tag: Ethical Fashion
Alexandra Cantarelli
CEO, Cantarelli | Editor-in-Chief | Media Platform for Ethical Business & Strategic Thinking
Alexandra Cantarelli is the CEO of Cantarelli — a historic Italian-rooted company with deep expertise in European garment production — and Editor-in-Chief of a media platform dedicated to ethical business and strategic thinking.
Her perspective is not theoretical. It is built through years of direct involvement in manufacturing, international partnerships, and the realities behind one of Europe’s most challenged industries.
As both CEO and Editor-in-Chief, Alexandra operates at the intersection of business and influence — where decisions shape not only companies, but narratives.
Her editorial vision is clear and uncompromising:
To expose the structural challenges behind industries often masked by image
To give visibility to creators — individuals and companies that build real value
To position ethical, long-term thinking as the foundation of modern business
Through interviews, debates, and strategic formats, she brings together entrepreneurs, executives, and forward-thinking leaders who are actively shaping the future of business.
Alexandra is also Co-Founder of TOC Academy Tuscany and the creator of the concept “Creators or Consumers” — a framework that challenges conventional thinking about success, responsibility, and growth.
Her mission is precise:
To rebuild respect for creation, elevate European know-how, and establish a global media and business ecosystem where value-driven leaders set the standard.
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How Many Lives Does Every Trend Cost?
New York just banned fur from its runways. So why is it taking so much longer to decide that a human life is no acceptable price for a garment either?
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The day Patagonia broke every marketing rule and won
Most people think marketing is about saying the right thing at the right time. On Black Friday 2011, Patagonia said the wrong thing, on purpose, and it changed everything.
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After The Devil Wears Prada 2: The Truth About the Fashion Industry and the Possibility of Its Revival
The film asked the right question. Now it is the industry’s turn to give an honest answer.
