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• Member of the Extraordinary Commission of the Italian Winter Sports Federation (2011-)
Education: Degree in Economics and Commerce
Status: Mayor of Rome (1989-1993)
Work experience:
• Vice-President of ALITALIA (1981-1987);
• Minister of Tourism and the Performing Arts (1987-1990);
• Chairman of Impregilio (construction firm, 1994-1999);
• Chairman of Bank UniCredit MedioCredito Centrale S.p.A. (2000-);
• Member of the Board of Mediocredito Centrale S.p.A. (2011-)
Criminal issues: None reported, but see “Olympic Values” below.
Charity: None reported
“Olympic Values”: Resigned from presidency of the Italian Soccer Federation in May of 2009 under
pressure of accusations that officials had certain referees assigned to officiate certain club matches. The
media had published many phone conversations between the Juventus soccer club and federation
officials in which they discussed referee assignments for both Serie A and Champions’ League games.
There were talks between Carraro and Paolo Bergamo, manager of Italian referees. Carraro told
Bergamo that SS Lazio must be helped in order to avoid dropping to Serie B.
Given a four and a half year ban from Italian soccer after being implicated in the match-fixing scandal,
but the ban was later replaced by a fine of € 80,000. IOC "Ethics Commission" took no action.
Also under his reign as president, the Italian Soccer League was accused of false accounting. This is a
process in which clubs would exchange players at inflated prices. In 2007, AS Roma was accused, but
ultimately acquitted of charges. In December of that year 7 Serie A clubs, some by then demoted to
Serie B, were accused of false accounting and the sale of some players in order to pass financial tests.
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