Washington Post staffers ready for new leadership as CEO Fred Ryan steps down
Washington Post CEO and publisher Fred Ryan announced on Monday he was stepping down after nine years at the helm. Three Post employees as well as representatives of The Post’s union who spoke to Digiday said they are ready for new blood after a tumultuous few years at the news organization.
Two current Post employees and one former one said the next CEO should have a clear business vision and strategy and should come from outside the D.C. circle.
“I want a CEO who first and foremost has a solid business plan that propels us into the next decade and acutely defines our strategy,” said one of the current Post employees, who traded anonymity for candor. “But along with that, someone who respects and values journalism and is committed to making sure The Post continues to be innovative, while telling stories and meeting audiences where they are.”
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