Meredith’s Magazine Division Reveals New Leadership Structure | People on the Move

[caption id="attachment_162357" align="alignright" width="150"] Catherine Levene[/caption] On Monday, Meredith Corp. announced a series of expanded leadership roles within its national media division. The president of Meredith Digital, Catherine Levene, who succeeded Stan Pavolvsky in that role earlier this year, will add People.com, data, corporate sales, performance marketing and e-commerce to her responsibilities in what the company says is an effort to align corporate and digital sales and streamline digital, video and commerce. New reports to Levene include Will Lee, SVP, digital content for People and the Entertainment Group; and Andy Wilson, SVP/e-commerce & paid products, who is charged with growing consumer driven revenue streams incorporating Apple News+ and Meredith Performance Marketing. [caption id="attachment_72105" align="alignright" width="150"] Alysia Borsa[/caption] Also reporting to Levene is Alysia Borsa, who has been promoted to EVP/chief business & data officer, overseeing corporate and digital sales and also running data and corporate marketing. Her direct reports will now include:     Michael Brownstein, EVP/chief revenue officer     Corbin de Rubertis, SVP/innovation     Nicole Lesko, Promoted to SVP/data, ad platforms & monetization     Marla Newman, EVP/digital sales     Grace Preyapongpisan, VP of business intelligence     Chip Schenck, SVP/data & programmatic solutions     Nancy Weber, EVP/marketing & integrated... Continue reading at 'Folio Magazine'

[ Folio Magazine | 2019-11-21 17:20:43 UTC ]
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