Campaign India Team
Feb 23, 2023

Alex Kuruvilla steps down as MD at Conde Nast

To transition as a non-executive chairperson effective 1 July

Alex Kuruvilla
Alex Kuruvilla
The Conde Nast group has announced that Alex Kuruvilla has stepped down from his position as managing director of its India operations.
 
Kuruvilla has been with the media house for the last 17 years, having launched its Indian operations. Kuruvilla be transitioning as non-executive chairperson, effective 1 July 2023. 
 
Kuruvilla said, “After an incredible 17 years founding and building Condé Nast’s Indian operations and after much thought and contemplation, I feel it’s time to move on to the next chapter of my life. This will allow me to pursue my other interests and passions. Amongst other things, my passion of two decades - is technology investing and mentoring start-ups in AI, Fintech, D2C, wellness etc. This also gives me more time to focus on non-profits - I am an Advisor to the Kochi Biennale and a Trustee of the Save Life Foundation, one of India’s finest NGOs. It’s been an exhilarating ride, launching four iconic brands - Vogue, GQ, CN Traveller and AD and leading Condé Nast India’s transformation from a magazine company to a digital-first multi-platform group, all along remaining the most admired and dominant premium media platform in India. It’s been a privilege to have worked in such an incredible culture alongside some of the world’s most talented people.”
 
He added, “I am proud of the successful organisation we have built together - Condé Nast India was one of the company’s best-performing markets in 2022. I leave it in good hands and in great shape. In my new role as non-executive chairman, I’ll support and advise the new leadership which the company will share more about soon after a search is conducted for the next managing director. It’s exciting to see India become such an important hub for the company and I look forward to seeing how the next chapter unfolds. I am extremely thankful to CEO, Roger Lynch, under whose leadership the company is scaling new heights.”
 
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