Minneapolis-based Finance & Commerce has hired Joel Schettler as its new editor in chief.
Schettler replaces Casey Selix, who stepped down at the end of the year. She had been the editor of the BridgeTower Media paper since 2014.
Schettler was managing editor of enterprise marketing and communications at CHS Inc. from September 2014 to September 2017.
He previously spent 11 years as editor of Greenspring Media’s custom publishing division, overseeing a team of editors who worked to create print magazines and electronic media for targeted audiences. The titles included travel magazines such as Where Twin Cities and Minnesota Monthly’s travel blog Minnesota Journeys, and consumer titles such as Drinks and Real Food.
Prior to joining Greenspring in 2003, he was a senior editor at Training magazine, a monthly business publication that covers human resources and executive management issues.
Schettler holds a master’s degree from the University of Minnesota in sociology and the business of magazine publishing. He is also a graduate of the University of Nebraska, earning bachelor’s degrees in English and journalism.
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