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Fortune Italy Enters Italian Market Bringing Valued Source of Business News and Information to Consumers
Meredith Corporation, one of America’s leading media and marketing companies, and Magenta, a young and dynamic content factory, launched Fortune Italy. The magazine will be distributed in Italy, Switzerland and Montecarlo, and will cover a range of topics from the economy and politics, to technology, startups and innovation.
Through a license agreement with Meredith and Magenta, the magazine will be published monthly in Italian.
It will include features from the US edition of the magazine, as well as original content from its staff in Italy.
The magazine’s Senior Editor, Fabio Insenga, will lead the editorial staff and coordinate a team of internal editors and 25 contributors and correspondents. The magazine’s first print edition will be available on newsstands 2 June, 2018.
“We are pleased to be partnering with Magenta to bring the Fortune brand to Italy. We look forward to expanding the brand’s reach to readers in Italy, who will look to the brand as a valued source of business news and information,” said Alan Murray, Meredith Corporation Chief Content Officer and Fortune President.
“Launching this magazine completes our vision to introduce some of the most authoritative magazines in the world into the Italian market. The Italian edition will be an island of democracy, in which entrepreneurs, managers, experts, journalists and international personalities share experiences and skills and suggest solutions to decision-makers,” said Leonardo Donato, CEO of Magenta.
“We plan to report on in-depth analyses of economic and financial trends. We will pay great attention to sustainability and social and environmental responsibility issues and to new challenges in health and energy.
“Also with our events, which will encompass important themes from green economy, to health, finance, design, travel and technology,” said Francesco Maria Avitto, Editor-in-Chief of Fortune Italy.
Meredith Corporation also publishes international licensed editions of Fortune in China, Greece, India, Korea, Mexico and Turkey.
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