Roger Lynch is the Chief Executive Officer of Condé Nast. Roger has held the CEO seat since April 2019, and was previously President and CEO at Pandora.
Current company
Condé Nast
Condé Nast is an American mass media company.
publishing industryHeadquartered in New York CityFounded 1909Private company
Source: WikidataRoger Lynch has been CEO of Condé Nast since April 2019. Before Condé Nast, Roger was President and CEO at Pandora from September 2017 until February 2019.
Career
Sources: LinkedIn profile
Education
University of Southern CaliforniaThe Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, MBASource
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Vice president level and above, most senior firstRoger Lynch leads a leadership team of 7 published executives.
Most senior 5 of 7
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| Roger Lynch | Chief Executive Officer | April 2019 |
| Nick Hotchkin | Chief Financial Officer | Not stated |
| Anna Wintour | Chief Content Officer and Global Editorial Director of Vogue | Not stated |
| Elizabeth Herbst-Brady | Chief Revenue Officer | Not stated |
| Vasanth Williams | Chief Product & Technology Officer | Not stated |
Roger Lynch is the Chief Executive Officer of Condé Nast. Roger has held the CEO seat since April 2019, and was previously President and CEO at Pandora.
Roger Lynch has been CEO of Condé Nast since April 2019, according to LinkedIn profile.
Roger Lynch was President and CEO at Pandora from September 2017 until February 2019, according to LinkedIn profile.
Roger Lynch has been CEO of Condé Nast for 7 years, since April 2019.
Nick Hotchkin (Chief Financial Officer), Anna Wintour (Chief Content Officer and Global Editorial Director of Vogue), Elizabeth Herbst-Brady (Chief Revenue Officer), Vasanth Williams (Chief Product & Technology Officer), and 2 more. Source: Condé Nast About page, Executive Leadership Team.
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