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Peeling Back Essence Magazine's Cultural Impact with Stephanie Dunivan ESSENCE Magazine VP of Branded Content & Video
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Would you believe that one magazine could transform the narrative around Black culture in media? Meet Stephanie Dunivan— ESSENCE Magazine VP of Branded Content & Video, an integral member of Essence who has been at the forefront of iconic moments in the Black community. From being a team member during the Free & AJ Days at 106 & Park to now shaping culture at Essence, her journey is one of passion and purpose. Her insights on work culture, leadership, and dealing with pivotal societal moments like George Floyd's death, are not just reflective but also inspiring.
Ever wondered about the magic behind the Essence Festival? Well, im convo with Loren LoRosa, Stephanie peels back the curtain to reveal how this cultural extravaganza is more than just a celebration, it's a powerful platform for dialogue and progression. We also dive into the enduring legacy of Essence Magazine, a publication that has firmly embedded itself within the community. Stephanies insights on how the magazine navigates monumental cultural moments, its ongoing relevance, and the role it plays in driving movements forward, offer a riveting perspective on the evolution of media. For anyone interested in the media landscape, and the indelible impact of Essence, this episode is a goldmine of information.
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