Ms. Vecchiarelli was editing DuJour and would join business executives as they met with prospective advertisers. “People were so hungry for ideas.”During this time, Ms. Oliveri and Ms. Vecchiarelli kept discussing the shifts they were seeing in the magazine industry. Programming PotentatesIn 2016 Ms. Vecchiarelli quit her job, and she and Ms. Oliveri opened for business. Ms. Vecchiarelli works closely with Ms. Volandes to choose subjects for the cover and does much of the work to book them. They also spend months planning the magazine’s Philanthropy Summit, a daylong event that took place for the first time in 2014.

Source: New York Times February 02, 2019 13:52 UTC