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Poggi is an Italian surname, derived from the word poggio, meaning knoll. Notable people with the surname include:Amelio Poggi (1914–1974), Italian bishop and diplomat Ansaldo Poggi, Italian luthier Antonio Poggi, Italian tenor Biff Poggi, American football coach Cesare Poggi, Italian painter Chiara Poggi (1981–2007), Italian murder victim Claudio Poggi, Argentine politician Christine Poggi, American art historian Daniela Poggi, Italian actress Dario Poggi, Italian bobsledder Enrico Poggi, Italian sailor Fabrizio Poggi, singer and harmonica player Federico Poggi, Argentine footballer Ferdinando Poggi, Italian actor Giacomo Poggi, Italian retired racewalker Gianni Poggi, Italian tenor Giorgio Poggi, Italian sailor Giovanni Poggi (historian) (1880–1961), Italian historian and curator Giuseppe Poggi, Italian architect Louis Poggi (footballer), French footballer Luigi Poggi, Italian cardinal Luigi Poggi (sailor), Italian sailor Marcos Poggi, Spanish rugby player Mario Poggi, Peruvian psychologist Matteo Poggi, Italian footballer Paolo Poggi, Italian footballer Vicente Poggi, Uruguayan footballer