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WOMAN&HOME APPOINTS HEAD OF MARKETING
May 9, 2008
woman&home, the monthly glossy for 40-plus women, has appointed Zoë Levey as head of marketing.
Zoë has a strong background in glossy magazines, including seven years at Natmags where she was head of shows for Country Living and promotions manager for its Luxury Group, covering titles such as Harpers & Queen and Esquire. Zoe was most recently acting promotions director on Condé Nast's Vanity Fair.
As head of marketing for woman&home, Zoë will be responsible for developing the marketing of the woman&home brand which now incorporates print, events and digital.
woman&home publishing director Linda Swidenbank says: “Zoë was the perfect choice for this role, with a fresh insight into the women's glossies and an excellent track record in developing concepts and contacts. She brings a new perspective to the team and is ideally placed to further develop the woman&home marketing strategy.”
Zoë adds: “This is a fantastic position on a great brand, which is seeing much success in print, online and with its events. I look forward to working with the very talented team on woman&home and building this success even further.”
Zoë replaces Faith Hill who moved to IPC Southbank's Wedding and Hair titles as publisher.
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Notes to Editors:
Published by IPC Southbank, woman&home is one of the fastest-growing lifestyle titles and it epitomises a 'brand new attitude' for women. It was the first magazine to echo this new spirit and each month presents a stylish mix of content reflecting the way women live and work today. The magazine covers all areas of a woman's life – but with a new spin. Whether it's the people in her life, discovering new experiences, the latest trends in food, fashion or beauty; it's all in woman&home and all beautifully presented on every page.
For further information and cover images, please contact:
Victoria Higham, senior press officer
