PhotoSince then, Teen Vogue has shut down its print edition, but Mr. Picardi has collected new responsibilities. After Ms. Welteroth left Condé Nast in January, Condé Nast named him the chief content officer of Teen Vogue. Despite his swift rise at a company known for its Versailles-style office politics, Mr. Picardi said he was not the calculating sort. “My dad used to pick the sausages out of the sauce and eat them with his fingers, and my mom would cry,” Mr. Picardi said. PhotoIt made for a sometimes challenging environment for the young Mr. Picardi.

Source: New York Times March 03, 2018 09:56 UTC