Sandro Parisotto, president of Calzaturificio Scarpa, his sister Cristina and a cousin, Davide Parisotto, have taken over the shares of two other members of the Parisotto family in the Italian maker of ski mountaineering and outdoor shoes. The sellers are two cousins of Sandro, Andrea and Piero Parisotto. The terms of the split have not been revealed. Sandro, Cristina and Davide Parisotto now own 100 percent of the shares through a new holding company, Cornaro. The change of ownership comes after the recent appointment of a new chief executive for Scarpa, Diego Bolzonello, who previously ran Geox.
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