Michel Lamunière became chairman of Tatler Asia in 2015.

Before that, he was in Switzerland, working closely with his father, Pierre, and brother Sebastien, to transform Lausanne-based Edipresse Group from a publicly listed company focused on traditional media into a private entity, fully owned and operated by the Lamunière family, with a diverse portfolio of assets in media, real estate and e-commerce. Following this transition, he moved back to Asia to oversee the group’s activities in the region. Michel has an MBA from ESADE in Barcelona, Spain and previously worked in sales and marketing for Nestlé China, based in Beijing. He joined the family business in 2008 with a focus on developing its digital operations.

Joe Zee is the global artistic director for Tatler Asia Group, overseeing the visual branding of the magazine and the corporate entity in print, digital and events.

During his tenure as the creative director at Elle magazine between 2007 and 2014, Zee became one of the most recognisable names outside the fashion industry by embracing social media and regularly appearing on television, both through guest spots and reality shows set at Elle. He left the magazine five years ago and headed to Yahoo Fashion where he expanded the vertical into a digital magazine of sorts, tapping into his A-list celebrity, photographer and designer connections. Since leaving Yahoo in 2017 after the company was acquired by Verizon, Zee has produced a documentary for Netflix and continued to appear on television commenting on fashion and celebrities, but had not signed onto another editorial project until Tatler.

Sophie is the Chief Operating Officer & President for Tatler Asia.

Sophie hails from China and has an MBA from Duke University in the USA. Previously, she worked as the International Chief Financial Officer for Bloomberg Media Group as well as CFO and Senior Vice President of Operations for Asia of the Warner Music Group.

Sophie brings with her a lot of expertise and knowledge in structuring and scaling media businesses which will be highly valuable to Tatler Asia’s future growth.

Susana Tsui joins Tatler Asia as the President of Southeast Asia. Susana was previously the CEO of Media at theAsianparent, the content, media, and community platform.

Susana has a stellar track record in building successful businesses regionally over the last 2 decades in the marketing and advertising industry. Some of her notable appointments include CEO of PHD APAC, where she was responsible for 17 offices across 15 countries in Asia Pacific, and Regional COO of OgilvyOne WW Asia Pacific, where she built the agency from a startup to a 300+ strong network of digital media, analytics, and search specialists in 16 offices across 11 countries. Prior to joining theAsianparent, Susana was the Group CEO of Dentsu Aegis Network China (DAN), managing over 22 agency brands across 5 cities in the country.

A respected professional in the advertising, marketing, and adtech fields, Susana has spoken at various events such as the Cannes Festival of Creativity and Spikes Asia. She also actively participates on the Advisory Boards, such as those of iAB, iMedia Connections, Digital Matters and AdTech.

Susana has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, and a Certificate of eCommerce from the Australian Graduate School of Management.

Brendan has held several positions in the media world.  Before joining Tatler Asia, he held several positions over the past 3 years at Conde Nast, including Chief Fashion & Luxury Officer for its 22 brands in the US, and as Chief Revenue Officer and Publisher of Conde Nast Traveller.  He also served as senior vice president of advertising at The New York Times as well as publisher of T: The New York Times Style Magazine. Under his leadership at T, advertising profits and ad pages hit record levels. He is also responsible for spearheading The New York Times’ first new print and digital section in over ten years, “Men’s Style,” which was considered the most successful launch in the newspaper’s history. Prior to The New York Times, Monaghan served as Associate Publisher of GQ, after having worked as the brand’s ad director, luxury ad director and executive director, international fashion. He also spent two years at Vogue as its Los Angeles Director.  Monaghan received a BA in Marketing from Syracuse University and currently lives in Hong Kong.

Tamara Lamunière is the Chief Marketing Officer for Tatler Asia and leads the group’s media platform for young talents, Generation T. During her time at Tatler Asia, she has taken on leadership roles in key divisions, such as spearheading the group’s first foray into digital publishing as Online Director, leading its editorial and commercial development. She moved to Edipresse’s global headquarters in Switzerland in 2011 to develop the group’s international advertising portfolio, with a focus on the US and the European markets, and later returned to Hong Kong to oversee the marketing & events divisions.

Tamara has been working in the field of media & communications for the last 13 years, starting with brief stints with prestigious international firms such as TBWA advertising and international news broadcaster CNN. She has also enjoyed a career as a journalist, with a Master’s Degree in Journalism from the University of Hong Kong, and later working for leading magazines such as Philippines’ oldest lifestyle magazine Lifestyle Asia and national newspapers such as Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post as well as numerous other news and lifestyle media brands.

With the mission to build strong talent centric organization and engaged team, Maggie leads people and HR functions for Tatler Asia. Act as a trusted partner to leadership and employees, Maggie and her team aim to effectively support business strategy and initiatives, drive talent development, and cultivate an innovative and creative culture.

Maggie has more than 20 years of human capital management experiences in Asian markets. She has adapted and practiced talent and organizational solutions through diversified experiences over various industries including hospitality, auto, and finance.

Maggie received her MA degree in management from Durham University, UK, MBA degree and BSC degree from Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Born and raised in Hong Kong, Sean Fitzpatrick began his career in journalism in 1994, when he joined the Eastern Express as entertainment editor. He then took on challenges in various media, including television, with Channel [V]; radio and newswire journalism in London; and filmmaking in Sydney. Sean returned to Hong Kong in 2003 and took the role of features editor at Tatler Hong Kong for two years before joining the start-up editorial team of Prestige Hong Kong as Associate editor. In 2007, Sean returned to Tatler Hong Kong as editor and, in 2010, was promoted to Editor-in-Chief. In 2015 he was named Chief Creative Officer of Tatler Asia.

Danica Lo is the chief content officer at Tatler Asia, based in Hong Kong. Previously, she lived in New York where she held the positions of digital director at Food & Wine, digital director at WWD, digital editor at large at Glamour and executive editor at Epicurious. She began her career as a Wilhelmina plus-size model and holds degrees from Dartmouth College, the University of Oxford and Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design.

Before joining Tatler Asia as editorial director and editor-in-chief of Tatler Hong Kong, Eric Wilson was a widely recognised fashion journalist with more than 20 years of experience covering the global apparel industry as a reporter and critic for The New York Times, InStyle, Women’s Wear Daily, W Magazine and other publication. He has also authored or edited books including Wilhelmina: Defining Beauty and a biography of Liz Claiborne. He is an avid cook and adventure traveller, and in 2019 relocated to Hong Kong to further pursue his writing career.

Qing Shen has been working in media in China for over 15 years, both on editorial and operational sides. She was with Financial Times China as the Publisher of FT Rui Magazine, a lifestyle publication;  She was Associate Publisher for a lifestyle title and Editor-in-chief for a fashion magazine while working for Modern Media Group China. She was also publisher & Editor for a Chinese Luxury Lifestyle magazine TARGET.

Before her career in media, Qing worked in law, banking and internet business in China and US, living in Beijing, San Francisco, Silicon Valley and New York. Qing Shen has a law degree from Beijing University, China; MBA from Dominican College, California US and Journalism Study from Central Europe University (Budapest).

April Hsu is the managing director of Tatler Taiwan. April has an in-depth knowledge of luxury brand marketing gained over 20 years in the publishing and media industry. She has held senior positions at Condé Nast and Hachette Filipacchi Taiwan.

Florence Fang began her career in sales and marketing with Avon Cosmetics in 1978 then moved on to Yellow Pages Malaysia. She joined Tatler Malaysia as the advertising manager in 1989, when the licensed company was preparing to launch its first issue. She was appointed as the general manager in 1997 then managing director in 2001. Having been with the publication since its inception 20 years ago, she is known around town as the face of Tatler Malaysia.

Irene Martel-Francisco has been the managing director of Tatler Philippines since 2002. She oversees all publishing and business functions of the magazine. Irene has a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Menlo College in California. She is also senior vice-president of shopping mall operator Tourist Trade and Travel Corporation and president of restaurant business Irmar Food System, positions she held before she joined Tatler Asia. Irene is an active director and trustee of several civic and charitable organisations.

Millie Stephanie founded the Jakarta-based Mobiliari Group more than two decades ago and it has since grown into a regional publishing powerhouse. After graduating from the University of Southern California, she worked for the campaign of a successful US politician before returning to Indonesia to start her business. Its flagship is Tatler Indonesia, which has been informing and entertaining Indonesian high society for more than 16 years. Millie is also committed to corporate social responsibility. She founded Pansophia Indonesia, a charity that houses and cares for orphans and abandoned children. She is also a WWF ambassador for SOShark and was instrumental in establishing Kkottongnae Indonesia, which assists underprivileged people in the East Nusa Tenggara area. One of Millie’s latest initiatives is to take Indonesian art to a global audience via Art Stage Jakarta.

Nigel is chairman and CEO of Blue Mango Publishing Thailand (publisher of Tatler Thailand), which he founded in 1998. He is also non-executive chairman of Serendipity Media Thailand (publisher of Vogue and GQ Thailand), and NJ Media People (representing CNN Thailand). He was appointed as a general committee member of Bangkok’s prestigious RBSC sports club in 2011 and elected as its chairman in 2015. Prior to founding his own business, he worked in senior positions and at board level at the Post Publishing Company (Bangkok Post), The International Herald Tribune, the Sing Tao Group and as a consultant to the CEO and board of the Hindustan Times Group in India.