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Fabrizia Paternò leads Pio Monte charity
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Fabrizia Paternò leads the Pio Monte charity, marking the first time a woman has headed the institution. Founded centuries ago by seven young nobles, the charity has historically been led by men.
Paternò, a member of the Dukes of San Nicola family, was elected to the position four years ago. Before her election, she worked as a speech and language therapist at the Policlinico of Naples. She noted that her professional background helped her learn to care for the family as a system.
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