Joseph Libonati has been named as the new chief communications officer at Condé Nast, taking over the role from Cameron Blanchard who served in the position for three years. With a background in media and communications, Libonati brings a wealth of experience to his new role. Having previously worked as the senior vice president of corporate communications at the parent company of Vogue and Vanity Fair, he is well-equipped to develop and implement communication strategies across all media platforms.
Before joining Condé Nast in 2013, Libonati held key positions at Rubenstein Communications, where he partnered with top-tier clients such as Paramount Pictures, USA Network, and Viacom. His extensive experience also includes working with tech giants like Google and YouTube at Principal Communications Group, as well as roles at NBCUniversal, PMK, and ID/PR.
Condé Nast’s President and CEO, Bob Sauerberg, expressed his confidence in Libonati’s leadership abilities, highlighting the importance of strategic communication as the company grows and evolves in the competitive media landscape. This appointment comes amidst a period of change at Condé Nast, including the recent departure of their chief digital officer Fred Santarpia and the appointment of Lindsay Peoples-Wagner as editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue.
With Libonati at the helm of communications, Condé Nast aims to strengthen its partnerships with advertisers, engage with the creative community, and reach diverse audiences through innovative communication tactics. As the company continues to redefine the future of publishing, Libonati’s appointment signals a significant move in their ongoing transformation and expansion.
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