Members are elected by the General Assembly of Members of the Association. The Executive Board can be constituted up to seven members and is currently composed of: Martin Hatebur (Chairman), Beat Lenherr, Rolf Sachs, Anne-Laure Zevi.

The first Chairman of the St. Moritz Film Festival is Dr. Martin Hatebur. He has worked since 2001 as an independent attorney at law advising different international clients such as the Nestlé Group of companies, Basilea Pharmaceutica AG, Basel, Flexico Sarl, Paris, Jousse Entreprise gallery, Paris, White Cube gallery, London, Meyer Riegger gallery, Berlin, etc. Besides his activity as an attorney at law, Dr. Hatebur collects contemporary art and is a member of different art institutions and museums worldwide. In particular, since 2008, he is President of the Kunsthalle Basel. He is a Swiss national and lives and works between St. Moritz, Basel and Paris.

Stefano Rabolli Pansera, Founder and Director of St. Moritz Art Film Festival, is an architect and curator. After working with Herzog de Meuron in Basel from 2005 to 2007, he taught at the Architectural Association School of Architecture as Unit Master for six years. In 2013, he founded Beyond Entropy Ltd, a curatorial agency operating in Africa and Asia. In 2013, he was the recipient of the Golden Lion for best national participation at the Angola Pavilion at the Venice Biennial. In 2015, he designed the Mangiabarche open-air gallery and directed the exhibition program for the MACC Museum in Sardinia. From 2017 until 2022, he worked as director for Hauser & Wirth Gallery in London and St. Moritz. Currently he is the Director of Bangkok Kunsthalle and Khao Yai Art Forest.

Diana Segantini has her DNA in arts & culture being the great-granddaughter of the painter Giovanni Segantini and curating the family’s artistic heritage in the Engadin. She founded Segantini Unlimited, an agency focused in curation, arts advisory, cultural mediation and productions such as documentary & fiction films, art exhibitions, music concerts & art talks. Diana holds a Masters in International Relations, a specialisation in Documentary Filming & Radio Broadcasting and a PhD in Arab Islamic culture and is fluent in 10 languages. She is thrilled to be part of the team of SMAFF: “I am humbled to take on this new opportunity to build bridges, being deeply rooted in the valley and in art, we can show how arts & film can create a fascinating dialogue here in the Engadin and connecting it with the world”.

The curatorial Council is composed of art film specialists who discuss and select the programming with the Artistic Director. The Curatorial Council for the 2025 edition is composed of: Leonardo Bigazzi, curator at Fondazione In Between Art Film; Roísín Tapponi, writer and founder of Shasha Movies; Rosalia Namsai Engchuan, Moving image curator at Bangkok Kunsthalle.

The Jury changes every year and is composed of international members, also according to the annual topic. The Jury for the 2025 edition is composed of: Mohamed Almusibli, director of Kunsthalle Basel; Mario D’Souza, director of Kochi Biennale; Daria Khan, director of Mimosa House in London, and Fi Churchman, editor ArtReview.

The Art Advisory Board is an independent group of opinion leaders, collectors, cultural activists and influencers proposed by members of the Executive Board. The mission of the Art Advisory Board is to promote the activities of the Festival nationally and internationally, to elevate the cultural profile of its activities and to broaden the reach of the audience. The Art Advisory Board includes: Michel Auder, Johannes Binotto, Lionel Bouvier, Sabine Boss, Bob Colacello, Stuart Comer, Marie Donnelly, Elena Filipovic, Ladina Florinet, Maja Hoffmann, Samuel Keller, Andrea Lissoni, Matthias Lerf, Anthony McCarten, Shahryar Nashat, Iouri Podladtchikov, Pipilotti Rist, Roya Sachs, Tilda Swinton, Not Vital, John Waters, Oskar Weiss.