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Throughout his career in publishing, Phillip Picardi has gained a reputation as a <a href=/articles/2018/04/ashima-shiraishi-q-a>prodigy</a>. <a href=https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/03/business/media/conde-nast-phillip-picardi.html target=_blank>Dubbed</a> by the New York Times the ‘future’ of media giant Condé Nast, Picardi went from an internship position to the chief content officer at Teen Vogue, helping transform the brand into a thoughtful hub of <a href=/articles/2017/11/mary-fall-fashion-trend>activism</a> and awareness. Along the way, he became a favorite of Anna Wintour and helped launch the <a href=/articles/2018/09/q-a-kim-petras>LGBTQ</a> digital platform Them—all by the age of 26. Now, at 27, Picardi has recently taken on an exciting role: the editor-in-chief of Out magazine. He recently caught up with Furthermore to discuss his professional path, the origins of his never-ending drive, and the work he’s most proud of.

Q&A: Phillip Picardi

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