Robyn Mait Levine, associate publisher for integrated marketing at Hearst's Redbook, has moved to Peppercomm in the new post expanding its content services.
Levine will serve as senior director of content strategy and development for the top 25 independent firm.
She spent the last eight years at the women's magazine, one of the publishing industry's "seven sister" titles, starting as brand development director and rising to associate publisher in 2012.
Peppercomm managing partner Steve Cody said the firm is working to stay ahead of shifts and trends in communications with the hire and believes Levine will help produce content marketing programs with a "multitude of touch points."
Earlier roles included PR and corporate communications posts at Time Inc., Conde Nast and Wieder Publications.
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