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The Global Employee Council (GEC) Impact Conference brought colleagues from across Condé Nast together for two days of project work, workshops, and meaningful conversations. Creating space to exchange perspectives and tackle meaningful challenges, the conference explored new ways of thinking, leading change, and maximizing impact through collaborative sessions. The cohort left energized and ready to carry that momentum forward.

Our US Interns recently connected with Katie Drummond, Global Editorial Director of WIRED, for a conversation on careers, storytelling, and the media industry. Starting out as a WIRED intern herself, she shared the lessons she learned along the way and the experiences that shaped her journey.

The global beauty market is projected to reach $590B by 2030. To better understand what’s driving that growth, Condé Nast surveyed over 1,000 Americans about their beauty priorities and how brands can reach them most effectively. Swipe through for a preview of the findings, then subscribe to Inside Culture, Condé Nast's new monthly newsletter, for proprietary research and actionable marketing insights that help you stay ahead of what's next: https://lnkd.in/d44yrKnk Sources:  McKinsey & Company, “State of Beauty Report,” June 2026  Condé Nast + Outward Intelligence Omnibus Study, Q1 2026

Our interns got a tour of our studios with Studio Director Jon Piereth, exploring multiple studios, stepping into our podcast studio, and even getting to play on the set! A pretty cool way to experience what happens behind the screen.

Health Day at Condé Nast Germany Looking after our wellbeing starts with understanding it. Our team gained valuable insights into stress, resilience, and overall health, taking away practical knowledge to support healthier habits, both at work and beyond. Here's to creating a healthier, happier workplace.

Our US interns recently had a quick chat with Anna Wintour in our Fashion Closet and got a behind-the-scenes walkthrough of how editorial shoots are planned with editors from Vogue and Vanity Fair.

How do you make an abstract idea tangible? That question inspired Signals from the Noise, an immersive art installation by artist and engineer Karyn Nakamura, presented by T. Rowe Price in partnership with WIRED. Installed last week at the Oculus at the World Trade Center, the 10-foot LED sculpture transformed financial market data into a dynamic visual journey, bringing T. Rowe Price’s active investing approach to life. Watch the installation come to life and see how WIRED and T. Rowe Price turned a complex investment strategy into a work of public art.

Teen Vogue Fest made its highly anticipated return to New York City this past weekend for an unforgettable day of inspiration, creativity & connection. The festival brought together some of today’s biggest names across entertainment, fashion, music, and culture, with conversations featuring Sadie Sink, Anok Yai, Joey King, Maisie Williams, and more, alongside performances by Ayra Starr, Julia Wolf, and Lexa Gates. Beyond the stage, festival partners Aéropostale, Prime Video & Amazon MGM Studios, and Zillow brought the experience to life through immersive activations designed for participation. Prime Video transported attendees into a nostalgia-filled Elle bedroom featuring friendship bracelet-making, a custom photo booth, and a special ’90s-inspired zine. Zillow created a dedicated space for career conversations and tote personalization, while Aéropostale invited guests to shop their Déjà Clarke collection and try their luck at a prize-filled claw machine. Attendees networked with leaders from TORY BURCH and Wattpad, and explored a dedicated shopping alley featuring limited-edition Teen Vogue x KidSuper Studios merch and finds from brands such as Susan Alexandra and An.Mé. PopUp Bagels, sweetgreen, Mr. Softee Ice-Cream, and other favorites kept everyone fueled throughout the day. Saturday was a dynamic celebration of the next generation of creators, changemakers, and storytellers and a powerful reminder of Teen Vogue’s place at the center of the conversations shaping what’s next. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dFt-chzG

New research from Condé Nast reveals that nearly 1 in 2 women’s sports fans say the sports content they enjoy most focuses on athletes and their personal stories. This connection between fans and athletes is fueling a new era for women’s sports: one defined by record audiences, cultural influence, and stars whose impact extends far beyond the game. At this year’s WNBA All-Star Game in Chicago, Glamour and GQ Magazine Sports will be on the ground with Eli Lilly and Company to spotlight the stories behind the game. On Saturday, July 25, we’ll speak with legendary sports journalist Holly Rowe, Minnesota Lynx star and Unrivaled cofounder Napheesa Collier, ESPN analyst and former Tennessee Lady Vol Andraya Carter, and a surprise basketball star about their journeys. Hear directly from the athletes and journalists defining the next era of the game. RSVP to join us: https://lnkd.in/g7QCXFk2 Source: Condé Nast + Outward Intelligence Omnibus Study, Q1 2026