Armstrong expands her work at ESCAPE
By Jonas Lopez in Media News on Monday, 11th January 2021 at 3:02pm
The New Year is bringing in more editorial responsibilities for Kelli Armstrong at News Corp Australia travel brand ESCAPE.
The plan is for her to focus on her role as managing editor, including editing ESCAPE's bimonthly glossy travel magazine and the Sunday liftouts. One upcoming project, in particular, is a family-theme special slated for release in March 2021.
Armstrong will also gradually reduce her commercial commitments.
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