Condé Nast Entertainment is getting a new president steeped in video programming for Millennial audiences.

The two-day event, open to the public, will be held in Milan on Nov. 24 and 25.

The first Women of the Year conference under Samantha Barry was a typical array of women’s empowerment panels and speeches.

Chief communications officer Cameron Blanchard’s departure is just the latest high-level change within Condé Nast.

The fashion journalist, a former L’Espresso Group employee, will join the title in December.

The magazine publisher tapped an agency veteran to lead a broader branding agency, which will absorb 23 Stories.

The new Social Talent Agency enrolled 27 international influencers from different fields.

Called Kane 11, the direct-to-consumer site will launch on Nov. 11.

The short movie is part of the second tie-up between the Italian label and the British title.

The patented model allows beauty brands to offer premium-size samples along with targeted advertisements to consumers through magazine subscriptions.

The fashion magazine is still for sale, along with Brides and Golf, but the timeline for finding a buyer is said to have extended.

Harvey launched numerous Vogue titles and styled Princess Diana.

Lindsay Peoples Wagner is the outlet’s new editor in chief.

Fred Santarpia is leaving Condé during a time when the publisher is blending more and more operations with its international arm.

The advertising tie-in is the biggest simultaneously running cover campaign for Condé and Google.