David Satterfield, the managing editor of the San Jose Mercury News and the paper’s former business and technology editor, is leaving for a job at public relations firm Sitrick & Co.
He has deep expertise in banking, technology, insurance and economics reporting.
“I’m thrilled to be joining the Sitrick team and look forward to demonstrating the firm’s extraordinary capabilities to Silicon Valley companies, law firms and individuals,” Satterfield said in a statement. “Sitrick is recognized by many in the media as the best of the best. While I will dearly miss the newspaper business and the people with whom I have worked, this is an opportunity I could not pass up.”
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