Lesley Seymour's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Lesley Jane Seymour is currently a Free lance writer at Free-lancer from 1992 to 1993 (1 year). She also worked as an editor, writer and had a major role in creating More, a brand that is known for its influential content. Seymour also worked as a business consultant, Reporter and as an event producer. In her time at More, she helped manage the company’s sales and growth. Additionally, she was in charge of all editorial, creative, and brand- extensions, as well as driving conversations around important issues. From 2001 to 2006, she was also the Editor-in-Chief at Marie Claire Magazine. In her time at redbook, she created a book, Married Lust and kept budgets in check. Furthermore, she was also responsible for many successful launch pad moments for her magazine, most notably 2002’s The Say Anything Issue and 2006’s Guest Editor Issue.

🎓 Education

Lesley Jane Seymour has a degree from the University of Kansas in English, which she obtained in 1984. She then attended the Dwight School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina for two years before transferring to the City of New York in 1990 to complete her undergraduate degree in English. Seymour then attended the Duke University in Durham, North Carolina for her undergraduate degree in English, which she received in 1995. Seymour then completed her masters degree in Sustainability Management from Columbia University in the City of New York in 2003.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Lesley Jane Seymour possesses a wide range of technical, business, and interpersonal skills. She has worked in the print and online publishing industries, most notably as the Editor-In-Chief at More Magazine and as the CEO of CoveyClub.com. She also has a background in event production, working as a producer for CoveyClub Salons. Lesley Jane Seymour is an influential figure within the beauty industry and has been outspoken on social issues, including breast cancer and HIV/AIDS. She has received numerous recognition throughout her career, including being named one of Time magazine's "Most Influential Women" in 2015 and being awarded the occasional Voice of Women Award by the Arizona Foundation for Women.