Conference for Magazine Publishing Execs Facing New Challenges
December 2005
Top executives from the industry's leading publishing organizations head the roster of speakers for the 2006 PrintMedia Conference and Expo, including:
William Barron, vice president, publishing director, Hearst Business Media
Ned Borowsky, president and CEO, North American Publishing Company
Dora Braschi Cardinale, executive vice president, print production, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.
Erik Cullins, associate director of digital development, Time Inc.
Nan Forte, executive vice president, WebMD.com consumer services, editor in chief, WebMD Magazine
David Greene, president, PostNewsweek Tech Media
Bob Kelly, publisher, Kiplinger's Personal Finance
Gordon McLeod, president, Sports Illustrated's SI.com
Jim O'Brien, vice president of distribution and postal affairs, Time Inc.
Ellen Payne, director of editorial operations, Hearst Magazines
Joe Pulizzi, director, Penton Custom Media, Penton Media Inc.
Because of the significant changes the industry has gone through, the conference itself has evolved, introducing a brand-new Publishing Executive Management track and an entire track focusing on Online and Interactive Media for Magazines. The program content on production and workflow that has earned the conference its reputation for excellence will continue to feature leading experts from publishing companies.
Branded "Managing the Evolution," the conference, scheduled for March 20-22 in New York City, reaches out to publishing executives who are taking on many new job responsibilities in their positions. The conference's marketing campaign shows executives wearing a dozen name badges bearing different titles and functions, such as publisher, revenue generator, asset manager, online strategist and content integrator.
For more information or to register for the PrintMedia Conference and Expo, please visit www.PrintMediaExpo.com.
William Barron, vice president, publishing director, Hearst Business Media
Ned Borowsky, president and CEO, North American Publishing Company
Dora Braschi Cardinale, executive vice president, print production, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.
Erik Cullins, associate director of digital development, Time Inc.
Nan Forte, executive vice president, WebMD.com consumer services, editor in chief, WebMD Magazine
David Greene, president, PostNewsweek Tech Media
Bob Kelly, publisher, Kiplinger's Personal Finance
Gordon McLeod, president, Sports Illustrated's SI.com
Jim O'Brien, vice president of distribution and postal affairs, Time Inc.
Ellen Payne, director of editorial operations, Hearst Magazines
Joe Pulizzi, director, Penton Custom Media, Penton Media Inc.
Because of the significant changes the industry has gone through, the conference itself has evolved, introducing a brand-new Publishing Executive Management track and an entire track focusing on Online and Interactive Media for Magazines. The program content on production and workflow that has earned the conference its reputation for excellence will continue to feature leading experts from publishing companies.
Branded "Managing the Evolution," the conference, scheduled for March 20-22 in New York City, reaches out to publishing executives who are taking on many new job responsibilities in their positions. The conference's marketing campaign shows executives wearing a dozen name badges bearing different titles and functions, such as publisher, revenue generator, asset manager, online strategist and content integrator.
For more information or to register for the PrintMedia Conference and Expo, please visit www.PrintMediaExpo.com.
