The Media Carousel
The revolving door of the media industry never stops. Here, WWD rounds up some notable moves of late. First up is Condé Nast, which rolled out a handful of leadership changes as new chief executive officer Roger Lynch starts to put his mark on the publisher and complete the task of combining U.S. and international operations. Anna Wintour, in addition to her roles as Vogue editor in chief and artistic director across Condé, is now also global content adviser. Wolfgang Blau, previously president of Condé Nast International, is now president of international and chief operating officer. Pamela Drucker Mann, previously chief revenue and marketing officer, is now global chief revenue officer and president of U.S. revenue. Jamie Jouning, previously chief revenue officer for international, is now chief client officer. In his memo on the changes, Lynch also reaffirmed David Remnick’s place as editor of The New Yorker and Oren Katzeff’s role as president of Condé Nast Entertainment. Separately, Condé revealed the hiring of Geneva Wasserman as senior vice president of motion pictures at CNE. She most recently worked as an executive producer at Project Z Entertainment, which she cofounded. Ousted in the Condé shuffle were chief financial officer David Geithner andFollow WWD on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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