Bonnier Corp. Taps New Group Digital Director | People on the Move

[caption id="attachment_158881" align="alignright" width="150"] Amy Schellenbaum[/caption] Bonnier Corp. promoted Amy Schellenbaum to the role of group digital director for Bonnier Media this week. Schellenbaum, who has served as the online director of Popular Science for the past three years, will now have digital oversight for Field & Stream, Saveur and Outdoor Life, in addition to PopSci. As the online director, she was responsible for overseeing the magazine’s digital editorial content as well as its social media, e-commerce and video platforms. Prior to Bonnier, Schellenbaum was the digital editor at Travel + Leisure and before that, was a senior editor for Vox Media’s Curbed. She will report directly to Joe Brown, who was also recently promoted to VP, editorial director of the same four New York-based brands, in addition to continuing to serve as the editor-in-chief of PopSci. Her appointment is effective immediately. “PopSci owes so much of its recent success to Amy’s digital savvy,” Brown said in a statement. “We now get to let her loose on some of the company’s most important titles. I can’t wait to see how she works with these other brands to turn each of their unique visions into even more online success.” Here are the rest of this week’s people on the move... [caption id="attachment_158883" align="alignright" width="150"] Mike DeLuca[/caption] Mike DeLuca was named the new group publisher of Hearst Connecticut Media Group, which publishes four... Continue reading at 'Folio Magazine'

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