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Conde Nast C.E.O. Leaves to Run Mattel

Conde Nast C.E.O. Leaves to Run Mattel
NYT Business Wednesday 30 September 2026, 13:07 UTC By Katie Robertson 1 min read
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Roger Lynch said in a memo to Condé Nast employees that he was stepping down as chief executive to run the toymaker Mattel.

Roger Lynch said in a memo to Condé Nast employees that he was stepping down as chief executive to run the toymaker Mattel.
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