CondéNet's lifestyle-oriented Web sites bring the editorial excellence and renowned brands of Condé Nast magazines to digital media.

About Us

CondéNet is the leading creator and developer of upscale lifestyle brands online, providing enjoyable, useful services that build upon the heritage of the world's most prestigious magazines. The company publishes online properties in the categories of fashion (STYLE.COM), men's lifestyle (MEN.STYLE.COM), food (Epicurious.com), travel (Concierge.com), and teen (Flip). CondéNet is an Internet unit of Condé Nast publications.

Management Team

Sarah Chubb, President, CondéNet Debi Chirichella, Chief Operating Officer, CondéNet Amy Junger, SVP Finance and Planning Jamie Pallot, Editorial Director Ted Nadeau, Senior Vice President and General Manager, CondéNet Dee Salomon, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, CondéNet Elizabeth Stafford, Vice President, CondéNet Marketing Michal Shapira, Executive Director of Creative Services, CondéNet Kourosh Karimkhany, Vice President, Corporate Development Christine DeMaio, Vice President and Group Publisher, CondéNet Jane Grenier, Vice President for Magazine Integration, CondéNet Dan Shar, Vice President, Revenue Operations Richard Glosser, Executive Director of Emerging Media Land du Pont, Executive Director of Content and Product, CondéNet Dirk Standen, Editor-in-Chief, STYLE.COM and MEN.STYLE.COM Tanya Wenman Steel, Editor-in-Chief, Epicurious.com Peter Frank, Editor-in-Chief, Concierge.com Molly Baldwin, Managing Editor, CondéNet		Sarah Chubb President, CondéNet Sarah Chubb serves as President of CondéNet, where she oversees the operation of the company's Web sites. Since 1996, she has led CondéNet’s expansion to the current roster of sites in the categories of food (Epicurious.com and NutritionData.com); travel (Concierge.com, HotelChatter.com, and Jaunted.com); fashion (Style.com); men’s lifestyle (Men.Style.com); technology (Wired.com, Reddit, Ars Technica, Webmonkey and HotWired); and teen (Flip.com). Under Ms. Chubb's direction, CondéNet’s sites have built substantial audiences and gained strong advertiser support. The sites have also won numerous industry accolades, including nearly a dozen Webby Awards, an ASME award for General Excellence Online, and a PC Magazine award for Top 100 Classic Web Sites. In addition, Ms. Chubb has successfully steered CondéNet's sites through many technological innovations and other enhancements, including video, mobile features, and numerous multiplatform content-distribution deals, as well as the implementation of other new technologies to maintain the sites' positions on the Internet vanguard. She was also responsible for the development of Epicurious, the first television program to be spawned from the Web. Ms. Chubb is an industry advocate and pioneer. Under her leadership, CondéNet became a founding member of the Online Publishers Association (OPA) in June 2001; Ms. Chubb is also a member of the OPA’s Executive Committee. In addition, she serves on several boards, including the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB); National Academy of Media Arts and Sciences (NAMAS), and New York University’s M.S. in Publishing. She is also a trustee of the Victoria Foundation. Ms. Chubb has been involved in new and traditional media for over 20 years, at Condé Nast's Allure and Vogue, as well as on the launch teams for ELLE and New York Woman. Ms. Chubb holds a B.A. degree in English and American Literature and Language from Harvard University. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and two children.