Meet the new Editor of House & Garden

Published Jun 13, 2017

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Conde Nast Independent Magazine, a subsidiary of Independent Media, has  announced the appointment of Liz Morris as Editor-in- Chief of Conde Nast House and Garden effective 1 August 2017.

Morris takes over from the magazines present editor, Leigh Robertson. Michelle Fenwick, Managing Director of Conde Nast Independent Magazines,

commented: “It gives me great pleasure to welcome Liz back and look forward to working with her again. Liz returns to the magazine in an enhanced position whereby she will be responsible not only for maintaining the high quality of the editorial content but developing the brand across multi-media platforms and seeking out new commercial and marketing opportunities for CN House & Garden”.

As a respected creator of content both during her time on the magazine and subsequently thereafter in a private capacity, Liz is most ably qualified to take on this role.

Liz was one of the first people to be employed at CNIM in 1997. She has always epitomised the DNA of the CNIM House & Garden brand – informed, inspirational and invaluable. “Conde Nast House & Garden”, said Liz Morris, “is a brand that I admire immensely. It’sbacked with resources and a powerful executive leadership which is on point to embrace the market changes and make media exciting again. The challenge for me was irresistible.”

Commenting on the moves at CNIM House & Garden, Executive Chairman of Independent Media, Dr Iqbal Surve said: “We thank Leigh for her contribution to the title and wish her well with her future plans. I have every confidence that Liz, with her immense knowledge of design and decor will build on the current brands success and take it to even greater heights. I wish Liz and the CNIM H&G team everything of the best.”

Conde Nast House & Garden’s current circulation of 32,996 and advertising volume of more than 700 pages a year makes it the pre-eminent décor title in the South African market.

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