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Global Editorial Leaders

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WIRED ITALY

The youngest among Condé Nast Italia’s magazine is about to turn 10: Wired Italia was born in early 2009 as the first non-English-language edition of the brand founded in 1993 in dot-com-fever San Francisco. It has also been the first Condé Nast brand worldwide to drastically rethink its formula. Wired Italia solidly sits on three equally important pillars. An innovation-themed digital and social platform, including the Italian company’s largest website and a fan base which is constantly growing thanks to its original tone of voice and its beyond-the-breaking-news-headlines approach. A very high-quality quarterly bookazine which won the SPD Magazine of the Year award. And a series of live events, most famously the WiredNextFest, are highlights of the global events calendar.

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WIRED JAPAN

Wired launched in 2011 in print and online. The brand quickly gathered support as an integrated medium of journalism for the modern age. It has gained a reputation as a brand combining compelling content with beautiful design and visuals. It has recently been voted Japan's Best New Magazine by industry officials.

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WIRED IN SPANISH

Wired Mexico & Latin America

WIRED MIDDLE EAST

Wired Middle East was launched in 2019 and is published under license agreement with Nervora. Wired Middle East launches as the region goes through a major societal and economic transformation, with technology and innovation at its core.

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WIRED TURKEY*

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WIRED U.K.

WIRED is where tomorrow is realized. It is the essential source of information and ideas that make sense of a world in constant transformation. The WIRED conversation illuminates how technology is changing every aspect of our lives—from culture to business, science to design. The breakthroughs and innovations that we uncover lead to new ways of thinking, new connections, and new industries. WIRED reaches more than 53.1 million people each month through WIRED.com, our digital edition, the magazine, social media, and live events.

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Katie Drummond

Katie Drummond&nbsp;is the global editorial director for&nbsp;WIRED. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing the vision and content across all platforms for the brand globally, in addition to leading editorial teams in Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Middle East, the U.K and U.S. Drummond joins WIRED from VICE Media Group, where she oversaw all digital publishing and content as senior vice president of global news &amp; entertainment.Drummond’s extensive background in online media spans hard news, technology and lifestyle coverage. At VICE, she led the global expansion of VICE News across Latin America, Europe, and Asia, and oversaw all VICE digital brands including Noisey, Munchies, Rec Room, Motherboard, and Waypoint. She also spearheaded successful off-platform audience development, including the growth of original video reporting and the launch of VICE on Twitch. She also led efforts to create opportunities for these brands across, VICE TV and VICE Studios. During her tenure at VMG, VICE’s digital teams were honored with dozens of major journalism prizes, including an Online Journalism Award for innovative work on TikTok and a Peabody award for the series “Transnational.”Prior to VICE, Drummond was deputy editor at Medium, where she oversaw editorial content across politics, wellness, science and technology, and ran the audience development team for Medium’s subscription program. Drummond began her career as a reporter, writing for outlets including The New Republic, New York Magazine, Popular Science, Marie Claire and WIRED, where she covered military research and medicine for WIRED’s Danger Room blog. She then moved on to a managing editor role at The Verge, where she launched their science section, the outlet’s first expansion beyond consumer tech. After that, Drummond served as deputy editor for Bloomberg and helped relaunch Bloomberg.com as a modern, digital destination for global business news. She then went on to executive editor appointments at The Outline and Gizmodo Media Group, where she served as editor in chief of Gizmodo.&nbsp;Drummond graduated from Queen’s University in Canada with a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy before moving to New York in 2008.&nbsp;

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Michiaki Matsushima

After graduating from Hitotsubashi University with a degree in Sociology, Michiaki Matsushima joined NHK Publishing, Ltd. in 1996. From 2000, he handled Ryu Murakami’s email magazine JMM (Japan Mail Media) and its accompanying book series, and from 2004 he expanded his activities in the book translation field to include copyright acquisition, editing, and promotion of Japanese translations of Western books. In 2014, he was appointed Editor-in-Chief of the Editorial Department of Gakugei Tosho Co., Ltd., a publisher specializing in educational and psychology titles. In this position, he handled a slew of best sellers including Free: The Future of a Radical Price and Makers: The New Industrial Revolution (both by Chris Anderson), and The Singularity is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology (by Ray Kurzweil), all of which attempt to grasp the paradigm shift towards the digital society, as well as Japanese editions of the 2015 Japanese business book award-winning title ZERO to ONE (by Blake Masters and Peter Thiel), The Zero Marginal Cost Society (by Jeremy Rifkin), and the Amazon Best Book of the Year, The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future (by Kevin Kelly). In June 2018, he joined Condé Nast Japan as Head of Editorial Content at WIRED Japan, in which capacity he oversees the content for the entire WIRED brand, including WIRED Japan magazine, the WIRED.jp website, the subscription service SZ Membership, the video series The Big Interview, WIRED Conference, and the WIRED Sci-Fi Prototyping Lab. In 2021, he was appointed as a Moonshot Ambassador for the Japanese Cabinet Office. His translations include Novacene (by James Lovelock). He is originally from Tokyo and currently lives in Kamakura.

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Carla Sertin

Carla Sertin is the Head of Editorial Content for WIRED Middle East. Sertin is a Lebanese journalist and editor with nearly a decade of experience in the MENA region and brings a wealth of editorial expertise and a deep understanding of the region’s innovation landscape. She began her career at Forbes Middle East as a reporter and video producer, where she covered the region’s most promising startups. She later became the Editor of Oil &amp; Gas Middle East, where she explored the sector’s digital transformation, sustainability shifts, and the geopolitical dynamics shaping global energy. Most recently, Carla served as Senior Editor of WIRED Middle East when the title operated under a licensing agreement.

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Mael Vallejo

Mael Vallejo, is a journalist and editorial strategist with over 20 years of experience in media. Throughout his career, he has led newsrooms, launched brands, and transformed editorial products across Mexico, Latin America, and the United States, consistently driving audience growth, narrative innovation, and technological integration.He has held key leadership roles including Vice President of Content at Capital Digital, Senior Editor of the Spanish-language Opinion section at The Washington Post en Español, Editor-in-Chief of Chilango and mexico.com, Deputy Editor at Animal Político and Esquire Latinoamérica, and Deputy Director of Supplements at El Universal, among others.Before joining the WIRED en Español team, Vallejo served as Digital Strategy Director at N+ (Televisa - Univisión), where he led the restructuring of the group’s digital newsroom and successfully implemented AI tools and workflow integration with the channel’s news programming.His work has been recognized with the National Journalism Award and the Rostros de la Discriminación Award, and he has contributed to award-winning reports honored by Ortega y Gasset, Walter Reuter, and the García Márquez Foundation.Beyond his editorial work, Vallejo has coordinated books such as Colapso México (Penguin Random House, 2022) and Los 12 mexicanos más pobres (Planeta, 2016). Since 2021, he has written the column “Continente” for Milenio Diario, offering critical and provocative reflections on politics, society, and culture.

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Luca Zorloni

Luca Zorloni has been the Head of Editorial Content at WIRED Italy since March 2025.Zorloni joined WIRED in 2018 and has been leading its digital division since 2021 overseeing the online newsroom, curating sections dedicated to rights and business, and driving the development of podcasts, video productions, and other editorial initiatives.An investigative journalist, Zorloni specializes in the intersection of economics, digital innovation, and politics. Before WIRED, he worked for the daily newspaper Il Giorno and contributed to the Italian edition of Business Insider. He is also the author of Il Paese più bello del mondo, a dystopian novel.

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