Mamamia, an Australian women-focused media company, appoints Luca Lavigne as its new chief executive. Multiple outlets report that Lavigne, 28, will succeed Natalie Harvey, who steps down from the CEO role. The appointment is described as part of a transition to new leadership for one of Australia’s largest independent media groups. Coverage also notes that Lavigne is the son of Mamamia founder Mia Freedman, linking the new CEO to the company’s founder. Sources state that Lavigne is set to take over in September, when he assumes the top position. The reports emphasize that Mamamia remains women-focused and operates as an independent media business, with leadership changes occurring as Harvey leaves the CEO role. Across the articles, the key points are consistent: Lavigne is named CEO, he is 28 years old, he is scheduled to start in September, and his appointment follows Natalie Harvey’s departure. The reports do not provide additional detail in the excerpts about his prior roles or the reasons for the leadership change.