Media pioneer, journalist, and supporter of women, Cynthia Leive. She is a cultural commentator and the former editor-in-chief of the magazines Glamour and Self. She has written or produced a number of books, including the New York Times bestseller "United We Rise," which tells the story of how the March for Women's Lives was created. Leive has conducted interviews with world leaders, the biggest stars in film and fashion, and legendary figures from all walks of life. At the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, she is now a senior fellow. Leive's career began when she was still a Swarthmore College student working as an intern at The Paris Review. Following graduation, Leive accepted a position as an editorial assistant at Glamour, where she collaborated with Ruth Whitney, the magazine's longtime editor in chief. After serving as deputy editor of Glamour for 11 years, Leive became editor-in-chief of Self magazine. Self's circulation climbed by 11% under Leive's leadership. In 2001, Leive returned to Glamour magazine as editor-in-chief. With 9.7 million print readers and 11 million unique web visitors, glamour.com and the magazine combined reach one in eight American women thanks to her creation and success. Under her leadership, Glamour magazine launched a monthly digital edition, well-liked special editions, apps, and books, including two New York Times best-sellers; Lipstick.com, Glamour's standalone beauty site, and Condé Nast's first-ever digital spin-off; a digital video network with original programming inspired by Glamour in collaboration with Condé Nast Entertainment; and a digital video network with Glamour-inspired original programming. In addition, Leive started The Girl Project to help girls with their education, making Glamour the first women's media company to have a charitable project..

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