The digital media company Condé Nast grew revenue from its events business by 40% in 2025, and the publisher is projecting another 22% growth in 2026, according to chief revenue officer Elizabeth Herbst-Brady.
The dramatic uptick comes as the parent company of brands including Vogue, GQ, and The New Yorker leans into cultural tentpoles to offset pressure on its traditional advertising business. Overall revenue is up year over year, according to Herbst-Brady, although she declined to offer further financial specifics.
“We started this journey last year, and we wanted to bring more focus to our events because they have become a differentiator for us, both as an experience and a moment where we can create content to exist across every canvas,” said Herbst-Brady.
