Eleanor Thompson

Business Manager at The Michigan Daily

Eleanor Thompson currently serves as the Business Manager for The Michigan Daily, leading a team of 35 to oversee sales, marketing, and operational strategies, managing budgets and payroll to optimize revenue generation. Previous roles include Social Media Metrics Manager, Sales Account Executive, and Summer Business Manager at The Michigan Daily. Eleanor also acts as President of the Women's Club Lacrosse at the University of Michigan, managing a $100K budget and coordinating competitions. Experience in marketing is further exemplified through positions as Sales and Marketing Manager at Gingie's Cookies, Social Media Marketing Consultant for both Gateway Farm Plymouth and Plymouth Orchards & Cider Mill, and an internship at Altair focusing on solutions marketing. Eleanor is pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, expected to graduate in May 2026.

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Grand Rapids, United States

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The Michigan Daily

The Michigan Daily, the campus newspaper of the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, published its first issue on Sept. 29, 1890. The student-run paper is published Monday through Friday during the fall and winter terms. During the spring and summer terms, it is published weekly. The newspaper, which is financially independent from the University, is based in the recently renovated Stanford Lipsey Student Publications Building at 420 Maynard St. in Ann Arbor. The renovations, made possible by a gift from alum and Buffalo News publisher Stanford Lipsey, updated the building by adding handicap access, air-conditioning and other amenities while retaining its historic features. The Daily covers the University's campus, administration, sports teams, faculty and culture as well as the town of Ann Arbor and other topics that affect the lives of students. Alumni include playwright Arthur Miller, two-time presidential candidate Thomas Dewey, activist Tom Hayden and investment banker Bruce Wasserstein. Its former editors, reporters, photographers, business staff members and other alumni have gone on to work at publications like the New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal, Time magazine, The Associated Press and countless other media outlets.


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