Jeff Bercovici of Conde Nast Portfolio reports that Money magazine managing editor Eric Schurenberg is leaving the personal finance magazine later this month as parent Time Inc. prepares to trims costs by laying off journalists, potentially as soon as next week.
“The advertising climate has been difficult for business and finance magazines in recent years, but Eric has held up the readers’ side of the bargain with great success. He came into Money as ME with a vision for a friendly, accessible personal finance magazine that was both informative and a lively read — and he delivered on all counts. The redesign he oversaw in 2005 was highly successful; Min Magazine named it the ‘Magazine Reinvention of the Year.’ And he is leaving Money at five-year highs in reader satisfaction and definite renewal intentions.”
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