Jeanine Poggi has been named editor-in-chief of Ad Age.
Parker Herren of Ad Age writes, “Poggi—who joined Ad Age in 2012 and has held various reporting and editing roles—will lead all newsroom efforts including print, digital, social, video, podcasts and events. She will continue shaping the strategic editorial direction of Ad Age to ensure it resonates with the publication’s expanding audience. Poggi will also be responsible for developing new products and forms of storytelling that allow Ad Age to evolve along with the dynamic advertising and marketing ecosystem. Poggi will report to Dan Peres, president of Ad Age.
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