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  • She takes over from longstanding editor-in-chief Priya Tanna who moved on earlier this year

    Megha Kapoor is head of content at Vogue

    By Our Staff

     

    Megha Kapoor
    Megha Kapoor

    Conde Nast has announced the appointment of Megha Kapoor as Head of Editorial Content, Vogue India. In her new role, Kapoor will oversee Vogue India’s editorial operations. She takes over from longstanding editor-in-chief Priya Tanna who moved on earlier this year.

     

    Anna Wintour
    Anna Wintour

    “Megha’s experience as an editor, stylist, and creative director has equipped her with a unique ability to anticipate where the industry is headed,” said Anna Wintour, global editorial director, Vogue, and chief content officer, Condé Nast. “We’re excited to welcome her back to Vogue after she started her fashion career at Vogue Australia, and I look forward to seeing Vogue India continue to reach new audiences under her leadership.”

     

    Leslie Sun
    Leslie Sun

    Added Leslie Sun, Director, Vogue APAC: “A connoisseur across the world of luxury, fashion and digital media, Megha is an outstanding editorial talent. She’s bright, savvy and the perfect fit to lead our incredible team and we’re so thrilled to welcome her creative excellence to India,”

     

    Kapoor was most recently editor and creative director of Inprint magazine, which she also founded. Prior, she was the fashion editor for Oyster Magazine, and began her career as a fashion assistant at Vogue Australia. Sge currently resides in Sydney and will be relocating to India in the coming months. She holds a Bachelors of Law and Arts from the University of Melbourne.

     

  • Prior to Bloomberg, Chaudhry has worked with Times Network, Conde Nast, BBC Worldwide

    Jaya Chaudhry to head media sales at Bloomberg

    By A Correspondent

     

    Jaya Chaudhry

    Bloomberg Media has appointed Jaya Chaudhry to manage the India market and focus on growing revenues across Bloomberg’s media offerings. Based out of the New Delhi office, she would look at strategy, sales and spearhead custom-led solutions for the market. She will handle strategy, sales and custom solutions for key Bloomberg Media offerings in India including digital, TV, print and events.

     

    Prior to Bloomberg, Chaudhry has worked with Times Network, Conde Nast, BBC Worldwide.

     

     

  • In: Jabir Merchant as Chief Digital Officer – Sales and Maharsh Shah as Creative Producer – Fiction

    Conde Nast announces key senior appointments

    By A Correspondent

     

    Jabir Merchant
    Maharsh Shah
    Alex Kuruvilla

    Condé Nast India today announced the appointment of Jabir Merchant as Chief Digital Officer – Sales and Maharsh Shah as Creative Producer – Fiction. Both will report to Alex Kuruvilla, Managing Director of Condé Nast India.

     

    Said Alex Kuruvilla, Managing Director of Condé Nast India: “2021 will be a pivotal year for Condé Nast India as we further align our business to Condé Nast global priorities. Our mission is to position Condé Nast  India as a thought-leading, digital publisher and a preferred premium advertising platform for brands. To succeed, we have restructured and re-skilled our digital sales organisation that will fully leverage our strengths and tap new opportunities presented by the growth in digital advertising. At the same time, we will need to build on the strengths of our legacy business and gain more ground, developing even deeper relationships with advertisers. Together, Chief Digital Officer – Sales Jabir Merchant and Chief Business Officer Arjun Mehra, who oversees our legacy business, will be pivotal in leading this transition as we step into a new era.”

     

     

  • It becomes the first media company to join the UNFCCC’s Fashion for Global Climate Action initiative

    Conde Nast announces global initiatives to meet Paris Climate Accord

    By A Correspondent

     

    Condé Nast is announcing its global pledge to act and inspire climate action. Condé Nast now becomes the first media company to sign the Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action and to make packaging pledges as part of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation New Plastics Economy Global Commitment.

     

    Said Roger Lynch, CEO of Condé Nast: “Condé Nast is home to some of the most influential, iconic brands in the world. We have a responsibility to use the power of those brands to help raise awareness, define terms of change, and point to solutions to ensure our audiences and our industry are informed and engaged in taking climate action,”. “We also have a responsibility to operate our business in the most sustainable way possible. We are committed to measuring and reporting on our progress as we strive to be better global citizens.”