Elizabeth Webbe Lunny '93 is the vice president of Luxury and the publisher of T Magazine for The New York Times. She joined The Times in March 2016 to assume these roles. Her experience has lent itself to driving digital, activating integrated strategies across media platforms, managing teams, defining and marketing brands, and growing revenue in both startup and mature organizations.
Previously, Lunny was the associate publisher of Women’s Health, where she generated the digital, social, and print advertising revenue strategy. Before that, she was vice president of integrated sales and marketing for Three Lions Entertainment, garnering experience in global marketing and activating tent-pole events on behalf of Fortune 500 clients for live network television programming. Lunny held five senior positions at Condé Nast between 2001 and 2013. Perhaps her most prominent role during that time was as global advertising director at Vogue in which she managed an 18-person sales team while increasing revenue across all brand platforms. However, Lunny was also an associate publisher for Women’s Wear Daily and an executive marketing and sales director of the Condé Nast Media Group, creating integrated marketing programs that ranged between $5 million and $36 million. She was responsible for closing a $36 million deal, which at the time, was the largest deal in Condé Nast’s history.
Harper’s Bazaar and Teen Vogue. Her deep knowledge within the fashion and luxury space combined with her digital, marketing, and multimedia prowess are invaluable to her positions at The Times. She received a Bachelor of Science degree from Florida Institute of Technology, majoring in humanities. She currently resides in Connecticut, where she is married with two sons.
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