MOVING ON: LePub, part of Publicis Groupe, has appointed Alessandra Turra global head of PR and communications.
She reports to Bruno Bertelli, chief executive officer and chief commercial officer of LePub Worldwide.
Turra most recently held the role of global head of communications at Aeffe Group, parent of Moschino, Alberta Ferretti and Pollini, which she joined in 2021.
Previously, she built her career at WWD, rising through the ranks over nearly a decade to become Milan fashion editor.
“We believe the brands that set the pace for the future are those that understand cultural currents before they emerge, combining creative vision with strategic clarity to act decisively,” stated Bertelli. “Alessandra brings a depth of expertise that further reinforces our position as a trusted partner to our clients, operating at the intersection of cultural authority and business growth.”
LePub is recognized by the WARC ranking as the Most Creatively Awarded Agency in the World and selected among the Contagious Pioneers in 2026. LePub’s global network counts 10 agencies worldwide in Milan, Rome, Amsterdam, São Paulo, Mexico City, Johannesburg, Singapore, New York City, Bogotà and London.
“Communications today is about earning relevance in the moments that truly matter. LePub operates precisely where I believe the most compelling work takes shape, at the intersection of creativity, culture, and business impact,” said Turra. “I look forward to further amplifying this vision and ensuring it resonates with even greater influence globally.”
In a statement, the agency said Turra’s appointment “consolidates a leadership model built to meet the demands of constant, accelerating transformation through innovation, at a defining moment for the industry at large. Culture moves faster, audiences are more discerning and expectations around brands continue to rise, with a clear shift toward greater refinement and premiumization in how ideas are experienced. The distance between a brand’s creative ambition and its cultural relevance has never been more consequential, and the quality of the work and its effectiveness are inherently connected.”
