executive editor

In 1964 he was made executive editor and later a director of the company.

He was the executive editor of the newspaper from 1973 to 1989.

He was named vice president and executive editor in 1954.

But I'll make sure the executive editor sees your note, and we'll both hope for the best.

Murphy became an executive editor for the magazine in 2006.

He became executive editor of the magazine before transferring to Time in 1976.

Keller, who became the paper's executive editor last July, finally changed the policy earlier this month.

Instead, he asked her to be the executive editor.

She was named executive editor and retained that post until 1963.

Prior to 1998, he was an executive editor at Inc. magazine.

Her determination paid off; she was promoted to executive editor.

His magazine experience was acquired during two years as executive editor of Forbes from 1978 to 1980.

The No. 2 editorial position of executive editor, for instance, is being eliminated.

The next year, he became the magazine's executive editor.

To get the chance to be the executive editor "would be great fun."

Bill Keller, the executive editor, spoke for the newsroom very clearly.

This change came shortly after 10 percent of its workforce, including the executive editor, was laid off.

I would particularly like to know the content of the questions that the executive editor and publisher have both declined to answer.

He resigned as executive editor in 1988 to devote himself to the Rockefeller book.

"Williams, you've got a lot of nerve acting like the executive editor you're not."

He has worked for Dissent, where he became executive editor in 1995.

He is the former executive editor of the Chicago Defender.

He was managing editor from 1983 to 1991 and then executive editor until 1992.

Her father is the executive editor of Fortune magazine.

Five years later, she returned to The Herald as executive editor.