Harvard Business Review announced two editorial promotions on Tuesday.
It named Sarah Moughty to the newly created role of executive editor for strategic initiatives and growth, where she will lead product development and process redesign efforts to support HBR’s long-term strategy, including initiatives such as HBR Executive, a new offering aimed at senior leaders.
Moughty joined HBR in 2019 as managing editor for HBR.org and was promoted to executive editor in 2020. Before HBR, she served as executive editor of digital at “Marketplace” and managing editor for digital at Frontline.
Gretchen Gavett has been promoted to managing editor for HBR.org, where she will oversee the site’s daily publishing operations and shape editorial planning across platforms. Gavett joined HBR in 2012 and most recently served as senior editor for its Big Idea series, where she led the development of multimedia editorial packages on timely topics such as workaholism, corporate advocacy, and crisis management.
Prior to HBR, Gavett was an associate producer for digital media at “Frontline.” She also served as an editor for Longform.
