WaPo Opinion names six to control team of workers

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Washington Post Opinion Editor David Shipley named new leaders throughout the opinion phase, promoting and introducing key roles helping to force the evolution of one of the business’s most current critiques departments.

The opinion phase will now have 4 deputy opinion editors with new or expanded tasks.

Karen Tumulty, deputy opinion editor and columnist, will continue to influence the Editorial Board. Previous than changing into a member of Reviews, Tumulty used to be a national political correspondent and earned the 2014 Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting.

 

Mary Duenwald and David Von Drehle will lead the editors and columnists. Duenwald joined The Post Reviews phase in October as a senior editor from Bloomberg, where she oversaw the phase’s U.S.-based columnists and editors. Previous than changing into a member of Bloomberg in 2011, she used to be the Deputy Op-Ed internet web page editor at The New York Events.

Von Drehle has had a storied career at The Post, serving as a employees writer at the National employees and at the Magazine and used to be Assistant Managing Editor in Model. Maximum simply in recent times as a columnist he wrote about national affairs and politics from a area base throughout the Midwest.

 

Meghan Kruger, at this time an associate opinion editor, will knowledge endeavor and publishing options for the department, along side the reproduction table, the audience growth team of workers and art work and design.

In addition to, Op-Ed Editor Mike Larabee will serve as managing editor for the department, helping to coordinate the opinion record.

 

Steve Stromberg has moreover been promoted to associate opinion editor and will serve as Tumulty’s deputy.

The new roles may well be environment friendly Monday, Dec. 5.