WSJ names two deputy enterprise editors, A-hed editor
Wall Street Journal company editor Matthew Rose despatched out the pursuing on Wednesday:
All: I’m thrilled to announce the appointment of a few senior leaders who will take our Enterprise journalism to new heights.
Emily Gitter will be deputy Organization editor. She will be dealing with numerous of our day by day tales, specially on significant information. Previously, Emily was the founding editor of Exchange, our weekly business and finance segment, and previously of Mansion, which she designed into a prosperous WSJ franchise. Prior to signing up for the Journal in 2005, Emily worked at New York Journal and the New York Sun. As several of you have knowledgeable very first hand, Emily is a gifted, sharp and incisive editor with a huge variety and keen wit who would make our very best work glow.
We are energized to welcome Vivyan Tran back to the WSJ in the function of deputy Organization editor for viewers and innovation, exactly where she will aid extend the breadth and sophistication of our electronic footprint. A resourceful and collaborative whiz with a deep comprehending of presentation and audiences, Vivyan released tech-information website Protocol in 2020 and helped create it into a 45-person newsroom as head of digital, which means she did most of the function herself. Right before that, she was the Journal’s deputy audience editor.
And happily, one particular of our most storied franchises, the A-hed, now has as its comprehensive-time editor the prolific Jennifer Levitz. Considering the fact that she joined the Journal in 2006, Jennifer has demonstrated to be one of our most intrepid and versatile reporters, with the appropriate mix of sobriety and whimsy that helps make the A-hed a unique journalistic fixture. She has covered finance, freight transportation and the USPS, experienced a prolonged run with the U.S. News team (in which she was a Pulitzer finalist), dominated the college-admissions scandal (from which she co-wrote a e book) and also informed the entire world about truckers who knit, the etiquette of iPad tipping and nudist resorts that even now involve masks. She not only will take the A-hed to new heights, but will reinvent and elevate it more for digital platforms.
All three begin April 12. You should sign up for me in congratulating them on these remarkable new roles,
Ideal, Matthew.