Joanna Coles - Chief Content Officer Of Hearst Magazines & Former Editor-in-Chief of Cosmo

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🗓️ 8 August 2018

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Joanna Coles is a journalist, entrepreneur, producer and author. Joanna was born in England and worked in London for many years as a journalist before moving to the United States in 1997. At that time, she worked for The Guardian, and later, forThe Times of London as their New York columnist. In 2006, she joined Hearst Magazines as the editor-in-chief of Marie Claire. Then, in 2012, she was named editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, the world’s largest women’s media brand. For now, Joanna is the Chief Content Officer of Hearst Magazines (she recently confirmed her resignation). As CCO, she oversees content and editorial partnerships for 300 magazines, globally. In addition to her impressive journalism career, Joanna also sits on the board of directors of Snap Inc, is the executive producer of ABC Freeform’s,The Bold Type (which is loosely based on her life and career) and she recently became an author with her book, Love Rules: How to Find a Real Relationship in a Digital World. Today Joanna is here to share tips for nailing your job interview, the best way to break into the magazine business and her advice for fellow working Mothers.

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0:00.0	Hello Girl Boss Radio listener. This is your host Sophia Amruso and I'm so excited
0:10.2	about today's guest. She was until about a week ago. She still is the chief
0:16.4	creative officer of Hearst magazine's and former editor-in-chief of Cosmo
0:21.1	Joanna Kohl. So she just made an announcement that after a very long career at Hearst,
0:27.0	she is actually leaving.
0:29.0	And we weren't able to talk about this on the podcast,
0:32.0	but she has so, so much to share through her long
0:36.4	career in publishing but first I want to invite you to join the future of Girl Boss
0:42.0	which is coming and it's very different from what we've been
0:45.8	doing.
0:46.8	It's really an extension of everything that we've done at the Girl Boss rallies, but don't
0:50.5	want to talk too much about it.
0:51.7	I don't want to blow our wad, is, we're just calling
0:57.4	at the future for now, but you can go sign up to be one of the first to access it at the
1:02.4	future. GirlBoss.com. be one of the first to access it at the future dot girl boss dot com.
1:05.0	Success. It's such a complicated idea and yet for so long we've all collectively subscribed to a single definition of the word,
1:18.0	which was likely given to us by a white-haired dude, somewhere in a boardroom in the 1960s, and there's nothing wrong with that definition,
1:26.1	with the notion of climbing a corporate ladder with a singular focus.
1:29.8	But it's time to make space for a few other definitions for side hustles and well being and
1:35.1	failing forward and for the idea that success is a wild ride not the destination
1:40.1	at the end of it.
1:41.9	Join me for a journey into the lives of women who are redefining success in paving the way for others
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