Conde Nast Officially Rolls Out a New "Chief" Heavy Business Structure

CONDE NAST BUSINESS BOSS JIM NORTON

Conde Nast's Chief Business Officer and President of Sales Jim Norton who seems to operate as the number two to CEO Bob Sauerberg has finally completed his masterpiece, the restructuring of Conde Nast's business operations. The big goal behind the restructuring according to Mr. Norton, is to "modernize the revenue teams, simplify partner relationships and leverage the talent in the company". Mr. Norton announced a slew of promotions naming Chief Business Officers to oversee titles and adding new titles like "Chief Industry Officer" assigned to individuals who will focus on specific industries like beauty, fashion, auto, media etc. Here is a quick snapshot of the changes at the company.

OUT:

Peter Hunsinger - Publisher Golf
Connie Anne Phillips - Glamour publisher and chief revenue officer
Agnes Chapski - Allure
Michelle Myers - Brides


NEW CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICERS & THEIR PORTFOLIO OF BRANDS

Kim Kelleher- Glamour, Allure, Brides, Teen Vogue and Self
Chris Mitchell- Vanity Fair and W
Howard Mittman- GQ,GQ Style, Golf World, Golf Digest and Wired Media Group (Wired, Ars Technica and Backchannel)
Susan Plagemann - Vogue
Lisa Hughes - The New Yorker
Giulio Capua - Architectural Digest, Condé Nast Traveler, Bon Appétit and Epicurious


NEWLY CROWNED "CHIEF INDUSTRY OFFICERS" AND THEIR INDUSTRIES

Brendan Monaghan- fashion and luxury
Lucy Kriz- Beauty
Tracey Baldwin - Auto
Mike Fisher- Media, Entertainment, Retail and Travel
Chris Gibbons- Telecommunications, Business and Finance
Jennifer Mormile - Pharmaceuticals
TBA- food, beverage and spirits


OTHER PROMOTIONS:

Pamela Drucker Mann - Named Chief Marketing Officer , former chief revenue officer of the Food Innovation Group
Josh Stinchcomb- Named Chief Experience Officer, former senior vice president and managing director of 23 Stories

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