The Week Magazine Names Danielle Yuen as Marketing Director
Condé Nast Veteran Joins America's
Fastest-Growing News and Opinion Magazine
NEW YORK (Business Wire EON/PRWEB ) February 5, 2008 --
THE WEEK (www.theweekdaily.com),
America's fastest growing news and opinion magazine, has appointed
Danielle Yuen as marketing director. Based in New York City, Yuen is
responsible for overseeing marketing operations, including
promotional/collateral materials and merchandising, as well as signature
events and research.
Yuen previously served as creative services director at SELF
magazine, where she managed the promotional and merchandising programs
and was named SELF’s
“Marketer of the Year”
in 2004. Before joining SELF, Yuen
worked at Meredith Corporation as
promotions director for More Magazine.
Prior, Yuen served as marketing manager for the Primedia
Teen Internet Group, Parade
Publications, and was merchandising manager for Better
Homes & Gardens.
"Danielle’s leadership at SELF
and her track record of success throughout her career makes her the
perfect choice to lead The Week's marketing operations," said Steven
Kotok, general manager of THE
WEEK. "Danielle’s experience, energy,
and creativity will enable us to effectively reach and further expand
our engaged, affluent and information-hungry audience."
Yuen graduated from St. Joseph’s College in
Brooklyn, NY with a Bachelor of Mathematics. She completed graduate
course work in Direct Marketing at New York University.
About THE WEEK
THE WEEK is the fastest
growing news and opinion magazine in America and was recently named the
#1 most credible print or broadcast media source, according to the
2006-07 Erdos & Morgan Opinion Leader Study. Every week, THE
WEEK's editors scour hundreds of newspapers, magazines, and Web
sites, seeking out the most intriguing stories and the most thoughtful
commentary – left, right, and everything in
between. THE WEEK's focus is
broad: U.S. and international news, the best columns from here and
abroad, business, health, science, and technology, plus books, film, the
arts, consumer reviews, and leisure activities.
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