Ian Weston is Dow Jones new senior vice president
Ian Weston was appointed senior vice president, special projects for Dow Jones, the company announced today.
Weston was most recently the corporate development director of News International Limited in the United Kingdom.
Weston, 43, was director of circulation, sales and head of business development at New International, Britain's largest national newspaper publisher that has newspapers with a combined circulation of more than 10 million.
Weston holds an MBA with distinction from INSEAD and a degree in engineering, economics and management from Oxford University. He will report to Chief Executive Officer Les Hinton.
"I am delighted Ian will be joining the Dow Jones team to help us shape our future. This is a time of exciting change for the company, and Ian brings years of top-level experience in the newspaper industry," Hinton said. "He has been key to developing radical change in News Corporation's British newspapers, in particular the company's recent $1.3 billion project to install state-of-the-art printing presses."
To read the release from the company click here.
Weston was most recently the corporate development director of News International Limited in the United Kingdom.
Weston, 43, was director of circulation, sales and head of business development at New International, Britain's largest national newspaper publisher that has newspapers with a combined circulation of more than 10 million.
Weston holds an MBA with distinction from INSEAD and a degree in engineering, economics and management from Oxford University. He will report to Chief Executive Officer Les Hinton.
"I am delighted Ian will be joining the Dow Jones team to help us shape our future. This is a time of exciting change for the company, and Ian brings years of top-level experience in the newspaper industry," Hinton said. "He has been key to developing radical change in News Corporation's British newspapers, in particular the company's recent $1.3 billion project to install state-of-the-art printing presses."
To read the release from the company click here.

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