Dave Ghose, the editor of Columbus CEO, is leaving the magazine to become editor of Columbus Monthly, a sister publication. Ghose writes, “While I’m certainly no entrepreneurial luminary or banking titan, my colleagues and...
Time is seeking an entrepreneurial editor to lead its business and technology coverage. You will be responsible for Time’s business and technology coverage across all platforms. In this role, you will have the opportunity...
Time is seeking a reporter who can cover the most important companies and trends in business. You should be able to break news and have a clear record of source building. You should excel...
New Haven Biz, which has been distributing its content via an email newsletter and a website, is now publishing a magazine, reports Markeshia Ricks of the New Haven Independent. Ricks writes, “Stanton likened the difference between...
Minnesota Business, which covers small and mid-sized companies, will stop publishing with its November/December issue, reports Alex Wittenberg of the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. Wittenberg writes, “The magazine, which is owned by Minneapolis-based Tiger Oak Media...
Leslie Helm, who has been editor of Seattle Business magazine for the past decade, has resigned and is leaving on Oct. 30. “I’ve enjoyed covering the dynamic business community in the Seattle area, and...
Tiger Oak Media seeks a full-time editor in chief with minimum 7 years of experience editing business or business-to-business magazines, weeklies or websites at a senior level for Seattle Business, Washington’s premier monthly business title...
Brandon J. Call has been hired as managing editor of D CEO magazine. Editor Christine Perez writes, “Call previously served as data editor for the Dallas Business Journal and research director for Albuquerque Business First. He also worked as a...
Dan Barkin has started writing a column every other month for Business North Carolina. Barkin retired in May as managing editor of The News & Observer in Raleigh. He joined the N&O as business...
Rogers Media has put Canadian Business and MoneySense up for sale, reports Susan Krashinsky Robertson of The Globe and Mail in Toronto. Robertson reports that Rogers wants to sell eight of its magazines as...
