Chris Katterjohn, the president of IBJ Media, announced Friday morning that he will leave the company at the end of February, according to a story by Chris Olson on the Indianapolis Business Journal’s site.
“IBJ Media’s holdings include the flagship IBJ and the Web site ibj.com, as well as the Indiana Lawyer and Court & Commercial Record. The company also has a custom publishing division.
“Katterjohn said he has no specific plans but intends to take some time off before considering his options.
“‘I just felt that it was time for me to move on,’ he said. ‘It’s been a great 30 years, and it’s been great to see what the IBJ has become.'”
Read more here. The paper won a Society of American Business Editors and Writers Best in Business Award last year.
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CHRIS KATTERJOHN WILL BE MISSED. CHRIS GAVE US ALL THE MOST UP TO DATE INFORMATON, A FRESH LOOK, INVESTIGATIVE MIND THAT TOOK US ALL INTO THE WORLD OF BEING AN AVID IBJ READER . A LEADER IN PUBLICATIONS. LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING CHRIS AGAIN IN ANOTHER EXCITING VENTURE. TO YOUNG TO RETIRE. CHRIS HAS INTEGRITY IN NEWS. THAT IS A RARE TRAIT IN TODAYS WORLD. KAYE LORRAINE WOLVERTON