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Elizabeth Webbe Lunny

Jeff Barish is the current Head of CPG & Vice at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Jeff has held this position since September 2011. Prior to that, they were the Associate Publisher at [Newsweek](/org/newsweek) and [The Daily Beast](/org/the-daily-beast) from June 2009 to September 2011. Jeff has also held the position of Head of Digital Sales and Strategy at Glamour & Self from September 2011 to March 2016.

Jeff Barish has a BA in Sociology from [Stony Brook University](/org/stony-brook-university).

Jeff Barish reports to Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer. They are on a team with Bill Mulvihill - Head of Sales, Auto & Media/Entertainment, Devon Rothwell - VP of Revenue – San Francisco, and Teresa Granda - Senior Business Director.

Jeff Barish

Kingori offers nearly 20 years experience in the media industry with a strong track record for digitalisation, business transformation and change management across multiple brands. Most recently as British Vogue’s Publishing Director, she successfully reinvigorated and diversified the commercial business model to drive British Vogue’s brand purpose and business strategy with an emphasis on purpose and social responsibility. This has led to exponential revenue growth for the brand.

Prior to her appointment at British Vogue in 2017, Kingori was a key driver of British GQ’s digital business transformation which yielded sharp revenue increases for the brand, joining in 2009 and working her way up to Publishing Director in 2015. Prior to Condé Nast, Kingori began her career at London’s Evening Standard and enjoyed success at Hearst’s Esquire.

As The Chief Business Officer, Condé Nast Britain, Kingori leads the UK Commercial Teams across all Condé Nast brands including Vogue, GQ, Wired, Vanity Fair, Glamour, Tatler, Conde Nast Traveller, House & Garden and The World of Interiors. As a member of the company’s European commercial leadership team, Kingori is responsible for uniting commercial functions across UK brands, leading client relationships across the UK Business, and providing support for the UK commercial leads.

Vanessa Kingori

Kapoor leads Vogue India’s editorial team and oversees strategy while working closely with Vogue’s global editorial director Anna Wintour and Leslie Sun, director of Vogue APAC and editor-in-chief of Vogue Taiwan. 

Kapoor founded and was the editor and creative director of Inprint magazine, and before that, fashion editor at Oyster Magazine.

Megha Kapoor

In this newly-created role, Tran works within the global content operations organization and collaborates with creative, editorial, commercial, consumer and product teams to deliver premium experiences across all media for audiences and advertising partners. 

Tran joined Condé Nast from the Texas Tribune, where she served as chief product officer and oversaw the audience, engineering, data, design, marketing and communication and membership teams. Previously, she worked at The New York Times, where she served as global growth editor and deputy off-platform editor. Before that, she was director of global adaptation at BuzzFeed, leading a team of editors and producers around the world to share the best of BuzzFeed across languages, platforms, and formats. She helped launch the BuzzFeed News app. She has also worked at Atlantic Media, the American Press Institute and the Council on Foreign Relations.

Millie Tran

Jackie Marks joined as Chief Financial Officer in March of 2021. She recently held leadership positions at asset management firm Mercer and media company [Thomson Reuters](/org/thomson-reuters). 

Jackie Marks

Audrey Hu joined Vogue China in July 2021 from Huasheng Media’s Wallpaper China, where she also served as fashion director.

Audrey Hu

Devon Rothwell is VP of Revenue for San Francisco at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Devon previously held the title of Sales Director at VOGUE MAGAZINE.

Devon Rothwell attended [Washington and Lee University](/org/washington-and-lee-university), where they earned a BA in Theirtory. Devon also attended Garden City High School.

They work with Doug Grinspan - Head of Sales, Biz/Fi/Tech, Bill Mulvihill - Head of Sales, Auto & Media/Entertainment, and Carrie Moore - Head of Sales, Health & Beauty. Their manager is Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer.

Devon Rothwell

Bill Mulvihill is the current Head of Sales for Auto & Media/Entertainment at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Bill has previous experience working as a National Advertising Director for [Vanity Fair](/org/vanity-fair), East Coast Ad Director for [Entertainment Weekly](/org/entertainment-weekly), and Account Director for Cookie Magazine. Prior to that, they were the Eastern-Midwest Ad Director for The Week and an Account Executive for Chicago Tribune Media Group.

They are on a team with Pam Quandt - VP of Revenue–Midwest, Dan Weiner - VP of Enterprise Sales – Los Angeles, and Doug Grinspan - Head of Sales, Biz/Fi/Tech. Bill Mulvihill reports to Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer.

Bill Mulvihill

Susan D. Plagemann is the current Chief Business Officer at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Susan has been with the company since 2010, starting as the Chief Revenue and Business Officer for Vogue. In this role, they were responsible for leading the transformation of the primarily print business into the digital age. Susan also delivered record-breaking total brand profit margin growth over five years. In 2018, they became the Chief Business Officer for the Style Division, which includes brands such as Vogue, [Vanity Fair](/org/vanity-fair), GQ, Allure, and Glamour. In this role, they are responsible for leading strategy for fashion, luxury, retail, and beauty revenue generation across all brands and platforms for the entire company.

Susan D. Plagemann has a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Affairs from the [University of Minnesota](/org/university-of-minnesota), where they also minored in German.

Some individuals on their team include Dan Weiner - VP of Enterprise Sales – Los Angeles, Sylvia W. Chan - VP of Finance & Business Development, and Carrie Moore - Head of Sales, Health & Beauty. Their manager is Pamela Drucker Mann, Global CRO & President of US Revenue. They are on a team with Marco Ricci - VP, Commercial - Europe, Markus Grindel - Managing Director of Global Brand Licensing, and Susan Cappa - Head of Sales, Fashion & Luxury.

Susan D. Plagemann

Dan Weiner is currently the Vice President of Enterprise Sales in Los Angeles for [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Prior to this position, Dan served as the Senior Vice President of Enterprise Sales and Connected TV Platform for [MNTN](/org/mntn) from October 2017 until April 2019. In this role, Dan was responsible for building and leading the sales strategy for SteelHouse's planning and buying platform for Connected TV. This included real-time campaign management, spend optimization, and reporting insights for [Chevron](/org/chevron-corporation), 21st Century FOX, ABC Network, Cologaurd, Lumber Liquidators and more. 

Before their role at [MNTN](/org/mntn), Dan served as Vice President of Sales for Pandora from November 2010 to October 2017. In this role, Dan was responsible for the West Region sales team and helped Pandora grow into the largest streaming music service in the world. 

Prior to Pandora, Dan served as Vice President of Sales, West Region - Brand Sales for Fox Interactive Media from March 2009 to November 2010. In this role, Dan was responsible for the sales team in the West Region and helped Fox grow its online presence with brands such as FOX Audience Network and Myspace. 

Dan has been instrumental in helping some of the biggest names in media and entertainment grow their online presence and reach new audiences. With over 10 years of experience in sales leadership roles, Dan has proven himself as a top sales executive in the industry.

Dan Weiner graduated from [UC San Diego](/org/uc-san-diego) with a B.A. in Health and Human Services. Dan then went on to get their certification from The Trade Desk in Trading Acading Academy Certified - CTV.

Their manager is Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer. Some of their coworkers include Doug Grinspan - Head of Sales, Biz/Fi/Tech, Pam Quandt - VP of Revenue–Midwest, and Bill Mulvihill - Head of Sales, Auto & Media/Entertainment.

Dan Weiner

Kimberly Fasting Berg is the current Head of Marketing at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Kimberly has been with the company since November 2018 and in their current role since December 2021. Prior to that, they were the Head of Marketing/ Vice President for Vogue, GQ, [Vanity Fair](/org/vanity-fair). Allure, Glamour at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) from April 2010 to December 2021. Kimberly also served as the Associate Publisher/Marketing for [Marie Claire](/org/marie-claire) at [Hearst](/org/hearst) from March 2006 to April 2010. Berg started their career as the Associate Publisher/Marketing for SELF Magazine at Conde Nast from January 2004 to December 2006.

Kimberly Fasting Berg reports to Deirdre Findlay, Chief Marketing Officer. They work with and Rachael Klein - VP of Marketing, Brand.

Kimberly Fasting Berg

Beth Lusko-Gunderman is the current Head of Sales for Home & Travel at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Beth has been with the company since 2004, and in their current role, they are responsible for developing and executing sales strategies for the company's travel brands. Prior to their current role, Beth was the Advertising Director for Conde Nast Traveler from 2004 to 2008. Beth has also held positions at Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. as a Senior Account Executive and American Photo & Popular Photography Imaging as a Senior Account Manager.

Beth Lusko-Gunderman attended Marianopolis College for their undergraduate degree and [McGill University](/org/mcgill-university) for their graduate degree. Beth is certified by the IAB in IAB Digital Media Salesperson Certification.

They work with Doug Grinspan - Head of Sales, Biz/Fi/Tech, Jeff Barish - Head of CPG & Vice, and Sylvia W. Chan - VP of Finance & Business Development. Beth Lusko - Gunderman reports to Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer.

Beth Lusko - Gunderman

Marco Ricci is the current Vice President of Commercial for Europe at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Marco has held various positions at multiple companies including Fenestra, Adloox, Telemetry, Google, [GroupM](/org/groupm), and Microsoft. 

Marco began their career at Microsoft as the Head of Ad Operations from September 2002 to December 2004. Marco then moved on to [GroupM](/org/groupm) where they were the Group Head of Technology from January 2005 to December 2007. After a two-year stint at Google as the Head of Agency Sales -New York from January 2008 to December 2010, Marco became the Chief Revenue Officer at Telemetry from December 2010 to August 2013. Marco then became the CEO of Adloox from August 2013 to July 2018 before finally taking their current position as the VP of Commercial - Europe at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) in July 2018.

Marco Ricci completed a BA Honours in Italian and Business Studies, with a major in marketing, at UCL. This educational career has given him the skills to work in both language and business studies.

A direct report to Marco Ricci is and Vanessa Kingori - Chief Business Officer, Conde Nast Britain & Vogue European Business Advisor. Marco Ricci reports to Pamela Drucker Mann, Global CRO & President of US Revenue. They work with Susan D. Plagemann - Chief Business Officer, Ciara Byrne - Director of Business Development CN International, and Deirdre Findlay - Chief Marketing Officer.

Marco Ricci

Susan Cappa is the current Head of Sales, Fashion & Luxury at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Susan has over 15 years of experience in the fashion industry, starting their career as the Executive Director of International Fashion & Business Development at Vogue. In 2001, they became the Publisher of STYLE.COM, and in 2003, they founded SUCA INC. MARKETING. In 2005, they became the VP of Marketing & Creative Services at LTB Media, and in 2007, they became the VP of Marketing & Business Development at TAR-ART. In 2008, they became the Director of Marketing at Brant Publications, overseeing all marketing for Interview, Art in America, and The Magazine Antiques. In their current role at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast), they are responsible for generating advertising dollars and revenue across all titles.



Some of their coworkers include Deirdre Findlay - Chief Marketing Officer, Susan D. Plagemann - Chief Business Officer, and Ciara Byrne - Director of Business Development CN International. Their manager is Pamela Drucker Mann, Global CRO & President of US Revenue.

Susan Cappa

Margaret Zhang was named Editor in Chief of Vogue China in February of 2021. Zhang is an unmistakable presence on the front row of fashion shows and a favorite of street style photographers.

In 2016, she produced two digital covers for the launch issue of Vogue Me China, appearing on both of them. Additionally, Zhang is the cofounder of Background, a global consultancy company that has worked with companies from [Airbnb](/org/airbnb) to YouTube and fashion labels [Moncler](/org/moncler-spa) and Mulberry, where she specializes in bridging western and Chinese cultures.

She launched her blog Shine by Three at 16 in 2009 as a repository for personal musings and as what Zhang lovingly calls “an image dump of visual stimuli.” Today, her eponymous website mixes her professional and personal pursuits.

Margaret Zhang

Teresa Granda is a Senior Business Director at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Teresa has over 20 years of experience in the advertising and marketing industry. Teresa started their career as an Advertising Coordinator at Panavision in 1992 and progressed to become a Copywriter at DDB in 1998. In 2000, they moved to Jenkens & Gilchrist as a Senior Writer and then to Epsilon in 2005 as a Senior Copywriter. From 2006 to 2007, Teresa was a Senior Analyst Web Content at [TXU Energy](/org/txu-energy) before taking on the role of Senior Copywriter at Javelin from 2007 to 2009. In 2011, Teresa joined Exeter Finance Corp as AVP, Marketing Communications and held this role until 2015. Teresa has been with [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) since 2016.

Teresa Granda attended the [University of North Texas](/org/university-of-north-texas) and obtained a BA in Journalism.

Teresa Granda reports to Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer. They work with Devon Rothwell - VP of Revenue – San Francisco, Beth Lusko - Gunderman - Head of Sales, Home & Travel, and Dan Weiner - VP of Enterprise Sales – Los Angeles.

Teresa Granda

Doug Grinspan is the current Head of Sales for Biz/Fi/Tech at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Doug has over fifteen years of experience in sales and management, with a focus on the media and advertising industry.

Doug Grinspan began their career in sales and marketing with AnyDevice, Inc. in October 2000. Doug quickly rose through the ranks, becoming Research Analyst for the Strategic Development division in charge of training sales and marketing teams on competitive landscape, product differentiation, SMS, WAP and carrier data network topology. In July 2005, they joined SinglePoint (later acquired by [Ericsson](/org/ericsson)) as Vice President of Media and Advertising.

At SinglePoint, Grinspan was responsible for leading the company’s media and advertising sales efforts. Doug was instrumental in securing major accounts with [Fidelity](/org/fidelity), [Bank of America](/org/bank-of-america), Federal Express, the [State of Texas](/org/texas-gov), Anheuser-Busch and many others. In June 2011, they joined Say Media as VP of US Sales.

Grinspan has been with [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) since September 2014, first as SVP of B2B Sales & Marketing before being promoted to their current role as Head of Sales for Biz/Fi/Tech. Under their leadership, [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) has continued to grow its reach and influence in the business, finance and technology industries.

Doug Grinspan has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from [Emory University](/org/emory-university), where they graduated summa cum laude.

Doug Grinspan works with Jeff Barish - Head of CPG & Vice, Bill Mulvihill - Head of Sales, Auto & Media/Entertainment, and Dan Weiner - VP of Enterprise Sales – Los Angeles. Doug Grinspan reports to Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer.

Doug Grinspan

Pam Quandt is the VP of Revenue–Midwest at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Pam has over 20 years of experience in media and marketing. Pam has held various positions in marketing and sales development, including a stint as a digital marketing and sales development consultant. Pam has also worked as a Marketing Director for Maxim.com and as a Senior Executive Director, Marketing & Creative Services for Brides.com, Conde Nast. Pam has been with [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) for over 10 years and in their current role, they are responsible for the company's Midwest revenue.

Pam Quandt has a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from the State University of New York College at Oswego.

Some of their coworkers include Teresa Granda - Senior Business Director, Carrie Moore - Head of Sales, Health & Beauty, and Devon Rothwell - VP of Revenue – San Francisco. Pam Quandt reports to Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer.

Pam Quandt

Gideon Lichfield is the global editorial director of [Wired](/org/wired) at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Gideon was previously the editor-in-chief of the [MIT Technology Review](/org/mit-technology-review), where they gave the 120-year-old publication a new mission statement, "to make technology a greater force for good," and oversaw an editorial transformation, bringing a much stronger emphasis on the social, political, economic, and cultural impacts of technology. Gideon also moved the publication to themed print issues, launched its first podcasts, added new newsletters and events, grew the audience development team, began doing grant-funded journalism and collaborations with investigative outlets, and dramatically increased the output of long-form online features. In addition, they improved practices on recruiting, hiring, and internal equity and inclusion, creating a more diverse team.

Before joining the [MIT Technology Review](/org/mit-technology-review), Lichfield was a fellow at the [Data & Society Research Institute](/org/data-society-research-institute) and a senior editor at [Quartz](/org/quartz). Gideon has also been an adjunct professor at NYU and a media editor at [The Economist](/org/the-economist).

Gideon Lichfield has a MSc in Philosophy of social science from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and a BSc in Physics and Philosophy from [University of Bristol](/org/university-of-bristol).

Gideon Lichfield reports to Anna Wintour, Chief Content Officer & Global Editorial Director of Vogue. They are on a team with Margaret Zhang - Editor in Chief, Vogue China, Francesca Ragazzi - Head of Editorial Content, Vogue Italia, and Eugenie Trochu - Head of Editorial Content, Vogue Paris.

Gideon Lichfield

Carrie Moore is currently the Head of Sales for Health & Beauty at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Carrie has extensive experience in sales and business development, having served as Vice President for both Business Development at Crossix Solutions and Strategic Partnerships at [Everyday Health Group](/org/everyday-health-group). Prior to that, they were Director of Sales at MediMedia US for nearly a decade. Carrie is a proven leader in their field and has a proven track record of success in sales and business development.



Some of their coworkers include Doug Grinspan - Head of Sales, Biz/Fi/Tech, Pam Quandt - VP of Revenue–Midwest, and Beth Lusko - Gunderman - Head of Sales, Home & Travel. Carrie Moore reports to Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer.

Carrie Moore

Sylvia Chan is currently the VP of Finance & Business Development at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Sylvia previously worked as a Media Planner at Universal McCann from January 2003 to December 2004.

Sylvia W. Chan earned a Master of Business Administration from NYU Stern School of Business with a focus in management and marketing. Prior to earning their MBA, Chan completed a Bachelor of Arts in economics from Trinity College-Hartford.

Their manager is Susan D. Plagemann, Chief Business Officer. They work with Bill Mulvihill - Head of Sales, Auto & Media/Entertainment, Doug Grinspan - Head of Sales, Biz/Fi/Tech, and Jeff Barish - Head of CPG & Vice.

Sylvia W. Chan

Nick Sargent is the current Chief Business Officer, Culture at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Nick has previously worked as the Commercial Director - WIRED PUBLISHING at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast), Head of Client Sales at [The Economist](/org/the-economist), Strategic Account Director at [Time Out](/org/time-out), and Commercial Director at Swell Music Marketing. Prior to that, they were with Guardian News & Media as an Agency Account Manager. Nick started their career in 1999.



Nick Sargent reports to Vanessa Kingori, Chief Business Officer, Conde Nast Britain & Vogue European Business Advisor. Nick Sargent works with and Simon Leadsford - Chief Business Officer, Travel & Lifestyle.

Nick Sargent

Danielle Carrig oversees [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast)’s global communications strategy, including leading all global internal and external communications, media relations, crisis management and employee engagement. Previously, Carrig was the global chief communications officer for [VICE Media Group](/org/vice-media), and held previous leadership roles in communications, events, publicity and public affairs at Netflix and [A+E Networks](/org/apluse-networks). Carrig’s work received the Television Academy Governor’s Emmy Award for outstanding public service, and she’s been named by Variety as one of “Hollywood’s New Leaders.”

Danielle Carrig

Deirdre Findlay oversees all consumer marketing efforts globally, focusing on driving consumer revenue, brand development, audience insights and growth, digital strategy and increasing subscription and memberships. Findlay was previously the chief marketing officer at [Stitch Fix](/org/stitch-fix). Prior to [Stitch Fix](/org/stitch-fix), Findlay held several senior roles for Google, marketing for Google Home, Chromecast and Wifi globally. She has also held leadership roles at [eBay](/org/ebay) and [Digitas](/org/digitas). Findlay has been honored with Adweek’s Brand Genius Award and named among the Advertising Age Women to Watch in 2019 and Forbes 50 Game Changing Marketing Leaders.

Deirdre Findlay

Stan Duncan oversees the global people organization. In this role, he leads all HR functions, including talent acquisition and development, diversity and inclusion, employment practices, HR technology and workforce planning, and strategic business partnering. Duncan is recognized as a transformational human resources leader who builds organizational capability and innovates businesses. Previously, Duncan was the chief HR officer for [Raymond James Financial](/org/raymond-james-financial), and held various HR leadership roles at Westfield Group, [Aramark](/org/aramark), Sterling/Eastman and PPG.

Stan Duncan

Rajeswari Lakshminarayanan

Ian Edgar

Iain Palfreman

Isabelle LEGER

Dame Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief of Vogue U.S. since 1988, was named U.S. Artistic Director of Condé Nast in 2013. In her newest role as Global Content Advisor, Wintour advises the executive leadership team and acts as a resource to editors-in-chief and editors worldwide. Wintour was named Dame Commander (DBE) of the Order of the British Empire in 2017, awarded the Legion d’Honneur in 2011 and appointed to the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities in 2009. Wintour also serves as an Elective Trustee of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she has raised more than $150 million, particularly for the Costume Institute.

Anna Wintour

Juan Costa Paz joined Vogue as Global Creative Director in February of 2021. In his new role, Costa Paz oversees the creative direction for the brand in the U.S. and the U.K. and helps guide Vogue’s approach to content in all formats. 

Costa Paz joined from the [Convoy](/org/convoy) Agency in Paris, the creative agency he cofounded in 2013. Since its inception, it has developed and produced content for clients ranging from Nike, Miu Miu, Gucci, Off-White, [Balmain](/org/balmain) and Louis Vuitton to [Farfetch](/org/farfetch) and Google. Prior to [Convoy](/org/convoy), Costa Paz served as the digital director for Kenzo and started his career as a creative executive at Costa Films, developing and acquiring film projects for distribution.

Juan Costa Paz

Elizabeth Minshaw is Chief of Staff to CEO Roger Lynch. She joined [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) in early 2019 from [DMGT](/org/daily-mail-and-general-trust-p-l-c) where she was Chief of Staff to the CEO of DMG Media. Minshaw has many years of experience working at media companies and brands across the world, such as WSJ and The Times of London, helping them navigate intense periods of change. She started her career as a management consultant at [Deloitte](/org/deloitte) and has a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and Spanish from the University of Manchester. Minshaw speaks 6 languages and is learning Mandarin.

Elizabeth Minshaw

Ciara Byrne develops businesses across Condé Nast 26 markets. Before joining CNI, Ciara held commercial director roles at Condé Nast Britain and Google. Ciara is a co-founder of Congress London, a professional members' network for women.


Ciara Byrne

Simon Leadsford

Jessica Cruel is the current Editor-in-Chief of Allure at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Jessica was previously the Deputy Beauty Director at Refinery29, Inc. from August 2018 to November 2019. Jessica started their career in 2012 as an Associate Editor of Beauty at [POPSUGAR](/org/popsugar), and has since held positions as a Senior Editor of Beauty & Style at SELF Magazine and a freelancer for RealBeauty.com and [New York Magazine](/org/new-york-magazine).



Their manager is Anna Wintour, Chief Content Officer & Global Editorial Director of Vogue. Some of their coworkers include Juan Costa Paz - Global Creative Director, Vogue, Versha Sharma - Editor-in-Chief, [Teen Vogue](/org/teen-vogue), and Eugenie Trochu - Head of Editorial Content, Vogue Paris.

Jessica Cruel

Christiane Mack

Versha Sharma is the current Editor-in-Chief of Teen Vogue at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast). Versha previously worked as the Managing Editor, Senior Correspondent, and Writer at [NowThis](/org/nowthis) from July 2014 to May 2021. Sharma was responsible for establishing [NowThis](/org/nowthis)'s unique editorial voice with a mission of delivering news for young people by young people. Under their leadership, the company grew from under 1 million monthly views in 2014 to 2.6 billion monthly views in 2020, with 35 million followers across social media, email, partnerships, and distributed platforms. In fall 2019, they launched the company's first written content verticals - a newsletter and newly revamped website - which quickly amassed 4M+ unique monthly views. Sharma also produced several series for [NowThis](/org/nowthis), including [NowThis](/org/nowthis) Reports and 200+ episodes of [NowThis](/org/nowthis) Opinions. In addition to their work behind the scenes, they also hosted, wrote, and produced The Russia Desk show and live weekly politics programming. Sharma has interviewed many high-profile individuals during their career, including Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Jill Biden, Kamala Harris, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Hillary Clinton, Oprah Winfrey, Alicia Keys, the cast of Hamilton, and members of Pussy Riot. Versha has also been a keynote speaker at digital upfronts, international conferences, series launch events, SXSW, VidCon, and Aspen Ideas.

Versha Sharma has a B.A. in Political Science, Theirtory, and Communications from Centenary College of Louisiana, and is currently studying Classical Theirtory and Political Science at the American University of Rome.

Versha Sharma reports to Anna Wintour, Chief Content Officer & Global Editorial Director of Vogue. Some of their coworkers include Juan Costa Paz - Global Creative Director, Vogue, Megha Kapoor - Head of Editorial Content, Vogue India, and Leta Shy - Editor in Chief, Self.

Versha Sharma

Leta Shy joined as editor in chief from [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast)’s consumer marketing division, where she was director of health, beauty and fitness.

As EIC, she is responsible for developing and creating Self’s content across all platforms including digital, video and social.

Leta Shy

As Director of Operations, Aidan Geary oversees all working processes at CNI. Before joining the company he was Delivery Portfolio Director at the Guardian, and has worked in several roles across media and digital delivery.


Aidan Geary

Estelle Ayer is responsible for creating a common strategic vision across the business, developing and communicating corporate strategic initiatives, encompassing the [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) mission and values. A native English and French speaker with a background in management consulting and digital transformation, prior to joining CNI she was Director of Strategy for Group SJR at WPP.


Estelle Ayer

Joe Libonati

Sanjay Bhakta oversees all areas of Condé Nast's global technology strategy, services and product development, including product management, UX design and engineering. He brings extensive experience in building direct to consumer platforms and associated products and services for the digital economy. Bhakta joined Condé Nast from Pearson, where he served as SVP of global platform and product engineering. Prior to Pearson, he spent three years at HBO, as vice president of media software engineering.

Sanjay Bhakta

Agnes Chu joins [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) from the Walt Disney Company, where she most recently served as senior vice president of content for Disney+. In this role, she commissioned a portfolio of premium feature, scripted, unscripted and animated entertainment exclusively for the service. Partnering with The Walt Disney Studios, Walt Disney Television, [Pixar](/org/pixar-inc), Marvel Studios, [Lucasfilm](/org/lucasfilm) and [National Geographic](/org/national-geographic), among others, Chu launched Disney+ with an original slate recently recognized with 19 Emmy nominations in the service’s inaugural year. Chu joined Disney in 2008 and has held a variety of roles for the company, including at Walt Disney Imagineering and for Bob Iger as vice president, office of the chairman and CEO.

Agnes Chu

Jonathan Newhouse

Eugenie Trochu was most recently fashion editor for vogue.fr and market editor for its print magazine.

Eugenie Trochu

Francesca Ragazzi

Natalia Gamero del Castillo was promoted to Managing Director of Europe in December, 2020. She reports directly to chief executive Roger Lynch. Gamero del Castillo has worked at Condé Nast Spain since 2001 and oversaw its digital expansion as digital managing director until 2012, when she was promoted to senior vice president. She became the region’s top business leader in 2019. 

Natalia Gamero del Castillo

Karina Dobrotvorskaya oversees editorial development across CNI and works with magazine editors in all markets, wholly-owned and licensed, on developing editorial strategy and on launching new titles. She worked within the [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) family for 21 years and she was previously President and Editorial Director of [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) Russia.


Karina Dobrotvorskaya

Pamela Drucker Mann oversees all ad sales and ad product strategies globally, and works with commercial leads across the company's 31 markets to drive overall ad, agency and B2B revenue. She has played an integral part in leveraging brands and scale to develop new revenue streams and opportunities for advertisers. Drucker Mann has twice been named to Adweek’s list of the top 50 executives, and is an Advertising Age Media Maven, 2015 Advertising Age Publishing Executive of the Year, an Adweek First Mover and a 2016 Folio Top Women in Media in the Entrepreneur category.

Pamela Drucker Mann

Markus Grindel manages all aspects of licensing, hospitality, partnerships and the CNI Luxury Conference. Formerly, he was Executive Vice President and Managing Director at Playboy Enterprises, Inc, and Managing Director of its International Licensing Group.


Markus Grindel

Lynch is a global CEO with a distinguished track record across entertainment, media, television and music. He has extensive experience leading innovative consumer media and technology businesses through critical transformation and high-growth periods. Most recently, as President & CEO of Pandora, Lynch led the turnaround of the country’s largest streaming music service. At Pandora, he refocused the business on growth, transformation and investment initiatives to accelerate revenue and generate positive returns.

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