SABEW elects eight board members

The Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing members voted for eight seats on the SABEW board of governors.

Six received a term ending in 2023, and two received a term ending in spring 2021.

Those elected are:

• Cesca Antonelli, editor-in-chief, Bloomberg Industry Group (2020-2023 term)
• Robert Barba, spot news editor, Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal (2020-2023 term)
• Pallavi Gogoi, chief business editor, NPR (2020-2023 term)
• Matthew Goldberg, consumer banking reporter, Bankrate (2020-2021 term)
• Glenn Hall, chief editor, The Wall Street Journal (2020-2023 term)
• Dean Murphy, associate managing editor of investigations, The New York Times (2020-2023 term)
• James B. Nelson, business editor, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and instructor, Marquette University (2020-2023 term)
• Oliver Staley, culture and lifestyle editor, Quartz (2020-2021 term)

They join SABEW’s existing board members:

• Kim Quillen, SABEW president, business source editor, Chicago Tribune
• Caleb Silver, SABEW vice president, editor-in-chief, Investopedia
• Heather Long, SABEW secretary/treasurer, economics correspondent, the Washington Post
• Rich Barbieri, deputy business editor, The New York Times
• Megan Davies, editor and reporter, Reuters
• Alan Deutschman, professor and Reynolds endowed chair of business journalism University of Nevada, Reno
• Brad Foss, global business editor, Associated Press
• Desiree Hanford, lecturer, Medill/Northwestern University
• Andrew Leckey, president/business journalism chair, Donald W. Reynolds National Center, Arizona State University
• James Madore, economics writer, Newsday
• Jenny Paurys, managing editor, S&P Global Market Intelligence
• Cindy Perman, partnerships and syndication editor, CNBC.com
• Scott Wenger, business and financial editor