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Nora McAniff

Nora McAniff: Inside People

By Katie Hirce, Contributor
April / May 2002

April 1, 2002 by Leave a Comment

As President of the People Magazine Group, Nora McAniff oversees the business side of some of the world's most popular magazines. It's a journey that began in 1982, when she joined People magazine's marketing team. After stints as Publisher of Life and People, she became President of People. Last year she assumed her role as group president, putting her in charge of People, … [Read more...] about Nora McAniff: Inside People

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