Laura Miller, who founded Conde Nast's corporate communications unit, is now VP-communications at OTG Management, operator of more than 200 restaurants, cafes and lounges in 10 airports including JFK's revamped Terminal 5.
She also handled PR initiatives for a dozen years at Conde Nast's magazines including Conde Nast Traveler, Architectural Digest, W and Bon Appetit.
Miller forged programming partnerships for the publisher with NBC, Food Network and CW via branded events, TV specials, editorial speaking engagements, alliances and sponsorships.
She co-created "at Esquire,” a destination lounge for Esquire magazine at Men's Fashion Week 2014, produced the 25th anniversary celebration for Traditional Home, and developed the Town and Country philanthropy summit.
Rick Blatstein, OTG founder, expects Miller's knack of extending corporate brands through a comprehensive media strategy will be a real asset" to OTG and its business partners.
OTG is based in New York. Sunshine Sachs handles its PR.
Business leaders will face challenges in the upcoming year, some of which will come as a complete surprise, or beyond anyone's imagination.
Teneo has hired Philipp Grontzki, who is a 20-year veteran of corporate communications and financial journalism, as a managing director in its strategy and communications group.
Rowan Benecke, who co-founded Zeno Group and helmed Burson-Marsteller's tech practice, has joined McKinsey & Co as director of communications for North America.
BCW has named Golin's Matt Coldagelli EVP and leader of its corporate affairs practice in Chicago.
Abby Bailey, who headed corporate communications for Fedex in its Middle East, India and Africa region, has joined Teneo as managing director in Dubai.
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