Connery writes, “The team are particularly focused on making the brand ‘experience-led,’ which O’Carroll says means bringing the stories of Forbes Australia to readers no matter where they are and how they like to consume content.
“‘We’re not just launching a magazine, and we’re not just launching a digital website or newsletters. We’re tapping into the deeper stories of Australia’s best leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators and telling those stories that will inspire meaningful conversations and action – but we’ll have the opportunity to let those stories breathe in multiple ways.
“‘We have a bimonthly magazine, print magazine, digital news and features, and creative newsletters – we’re really building a Forbes world, as I like to call it. it’s a member-focused media organisation, so our members will be able to see the stories brought to life and unfold from the pages of the magazine, websites, and live events.'”
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