Amanda Farrand Appointed CEO of Digital Publisher Upworthy

Entertainment industry veteran Amanda Farrand has been named the new Chief Executive Officer of Upworthy. The L.A.-based digital company is known for aggregating and producing viral uplifting stories. Farrand officially commenced her role on May 26.

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Amanda Farrand Appointed CEO of Digital Publisher Upworthy

Amanda Farrand, an experienced professional from the entertainment sector, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of Upworthy.

Upworthy operates as an L.A.-based digital company, primarily focused on aggregating and producing viral uplifting stories.

Farrand officially began her tenure as CEO on May 26.

(Source: Variety)

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