• by Sara Guaglione , August 2, 2016

Former Glamour executive digital director Anne Sachs will serve as Vogue.com’s interim site director, WWD reports, until the company finds a permanent replacement for Berentson.

In March, Sachs became executive director of social content and strategy, part of executive vice president and chief digital officer Fred Santarpia’s corporate digital strategy and initiatives team.

Berentson is heading to digital creative agency Code and Theory, where he will serve as senior director.

Code and Theory, a company that designs cross-platform products and brand experiences, redesigned Vogue.com in 2014 to create a site that was “much more fluid, responsive, real-time experience for users,” the company said at the time.

Code and Theory managing partner Mike Treff told WWD that in his new role, Berentson will focus on “expanding and developing new service offerings to help our clients continue to shift their businesses within the fast-changing world of content creation and content marketing.”

Berentson had served as Vogue.com site director for nearly three years. He has been at Condé Nast since 2005, holding several different roles, such as general manager of Glamour and executive director of editorial web strategy at Condé Nast.

Vogue.com claims 11 million monthly unique visitors.