From the emergence of social media to the unbundling of the publisher model, there’s not much this industry can kick up that the Natalia Gamero del Castillo — Condé Nast’s first managing director in Europe — hasn’t already faced in some shape or form.
September 29, 2021

In four years, Condé Nast wants to have a third of its revenue come from print and digital advertising; another third from a video business that spans licensing and advertising; the final third from readers through the likes of e-commerce and subscriptions. Read more below about the woman part of leading that charge.

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From the emergence of social media to the unbundling of the publisher model, there’s not much this industry can kick up that the Natalia Gamero del Castillo — Condé Nast’s first managing director in Europe — hasn’t already faced in some shape or form.
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