Handling a silver pitcher worth around £17,000 is all in a day's work for the Editor of Homes & Antiques. Melanie ended up in publishing as a "wonderful coincidence" after originally pursuing a career in theatre. She's never stopped enjoying Hugh Jackman's "beautiful" singing voice though...

The Director of Events at Haymarket Business Media got his start in econometrics before segueing into conference production. When he's not hanging out at a show build, he's regretting not investing in Bitcoin and enjoying an artichoke or two...

When the Group Editor-in-Chief of Total Film and SFX prepares for work, she has to make sure she's green screen ready – and when she's not in the office, you'll find her in the "spa in the sky"...

The Big Issue's Editor is from Ballymena, Northern Ireland, but is now based in Glasgow for work. He shares a love of church architecture with the magazine's founder John Bird and Mark Hamill has asked him for advice...it's all part of the job!

T3's Global Editor-in-Chief reflects on reviewing websites pre-Google to adding Google Analytics to his work arsenal...

After 13 issues, White Light Media decided to stop publishing drinks magazine Hot Rum Cow. Previous Creative Director of the title and now Managing Director of the Edinburgh-based agency explains why it was important to go out on a high – and why he's partial to the aubergine emoji (it's not as bad as it sounds)..

HELLO!'s Royal Correspondent walks us through the glamorous (and sometimes unglamorous) nature of her job. All we can focus on though is her photo op with Prince Harry...

When he's not fulfilling his sweet tooth with Sweet Peach Candy Kittens, the Editor of ShortList ensures that he remains a 'professional pessimist'. He also sports one of the most enviable beards in the magazine industry...

The Editor-in-Chief of British GQ, GQ Style and GQ.com takes time out of his busy schedule to chat with us about his penchant for wearing blue suits and not believing in guilty pleasures…

LSC Publishing took home the Customer Magazine of the Year trophy at the PPA Independent Publisher Awards 2016 for Market Life, the voice of the Borough Market community. Editor Mark Riddaway tells us about the title's role in the aftermath of the recent terrorist attack, and why magazines can be the engine for an entire content strategy.

Sophie Ryan joined The Art Newspaper a year ago having previously worked in the arts sector. Here she talks about grasping the challenges facing the world of publishing, going for digital growth, and optimism for the future of print.

The National Trust Magazine took home the Membership Magazine of the Year Trophy at PPA’s Independent Publisher Awards 2016. Editor, Sally Palmer tells us about the title’s role in inspiring 5 million members to get the best out of their membership.

Revered by the road cycling community, Rouleur has expanded well beyond its magazine roots to encompass e-commerce and an award-winning live event. Bruce Sandell, Managing Director of publisher Gruppo Media, talks here about marrying his personal and professional passions, the lessons he learned from the late, great Felix Dennis, and areas he is targeting for new growth.