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Margarita N.
Managing Editor @ Morning Brew | Media Strategy Leader | Independent Perfumer
Margarita N. is a seasoned professional with a strong background in overseeing publications in the tech, marketing, and retail industries, catering to a vast audience of nearly 1 million subscribers weekly.
With a focus on fostering internal talent and ensuring sustainable growth, Margarita's expertise lies in change management and editorial leadership, highlighted during her fellowship at Poynter Institute.
In her academic pursuits, she has delved into Advanced Perfumery at Pratt Institute, Media Transformation Challenge at Poynter Institute, participated in Take the Lead program, and studied International Affairs at The George Washington University.
Throughout her career, Margarita has held key positions such as Managing Editor, Vice President of Engagement, Principal Editor, Lead Editor, and more at reputable organizations including Morning Brew, CalMatters, Glitch, Newsweek, Vox.com, and Thomson Reuters among others.
Her diverse experience extends to roles like Director of Social Media, Executive Editor (Digital), Short Form Editor, and Editor in Charge, showcasing her versatile skill set and adaptability in the media landscape.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Margarita indulges in the art of perfume-making during her personal time, adding a creative touch to her repertoire of talents and interests.
Highlights
When the bizarre E.L.F. BEAUTY x Liquid Death Corpse Paint campaign debuted, I sent it to everyone I know. Here's an interview about how it came together, from Josh Needelman, and a key insight that took me aback:
"Liquid Death uses what Murphy described as proprietary algorithms to help evaluate the success of its content on social media, analyzing the quality and content of comments, the number of shares to friends, saves for rewatch and more."
https://lnkd.in/dcMtzuvc
#beauty #retail #retailmarketing #cosmetics #cpg
For TAG Heuer and LMVH, watchmakers are “the backbone” of their business:
“There was one time in our country that you could actually find out how many watchmakers there were, but this is a thing of a time gone past. It’s estimated that over half of our watchmakers will retire in the next five to 10 years.” — John Richter, Tag Heuer watchmaking training manager
Jeena Sharma reports on training tomorrow's timekeepers: https://lnkd.in/dbGEfsNm #retail #luxury Retail Brew
