The Wall Street Journal is a US business-focused, English-language international daily newspaper based in New York City.

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The Wall Street Journal

Liz Harris

Sheila Courter

Brent W. Jones

Carla Zanoni is currently the Audience & Analytics at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Prior to this, they were with TED Conferences as their Masthead Editor. Carla has been with [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal) since May 2015 and in that time has served as their Executive Emerging Media Editor and Director of Audience Development. Before [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal), Carla was the Director of Social Media and Engagement for DNAinfo. She's also held positions as a features editor for Manhattan Media and an editor for The Streets Where We Live. Carla Zanoni has been a multimedia journalist and freelance writer since September 2001.

Carla Zanoni graduated from [Columbia University](/org/columbia-university) in the City of New York with a BA in English and Creative Writing. Carla then attended [Columbia University](/org/columbia-university)'s Graduate School of Journalism, where they received their MS in Journalism.

Some of their coworkers include Sheila Courter - Editor, Programming, Brent W. Jones - Editor, Culture, Training and Outreach, and Jason Anders - Chief News Editor. Carla Zanoni reports to Karen Miller Pensiero, Managing Editor.

Carla Zanoni

Shazna Nessa is currently the visuals at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Prior to that, they were the director of journalism at the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation from September 2014 to February 2017. There, they created investment strategies and actively sourced, developed and managed a multimillion-dollar portfolio of projects selected to support innovation and new ideas for sustainability in journalism. Partnered with a network of leaders from academia, technology and civic tech, as well as accelerators and startups. Grants included: experiments with mobile news; new approaches to teaching data and computational journalism; and the exploration of Virtual Reality and journalism.

Before that, they were a John S. Knight Stanford Fellow at [Stanford University](/org/stanford) from August 2013 to August 2014. Shazna was also an adjunct professor of design at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism from November 2012 to April 2013.

Nessa began their career in journalism as the deputy managing editor of products and innovation at the Associated Press from April 2008 to April 2013.

Shazna Nessa has a JSK Fellowship from [Stanford University](/org/stanford) in business strategy, innovation, and organizational change. Shazna also has a Sulzberger Executive Leadership Program from [Columbia University](/org/columbia-university)'s Graduate School of Journalism in the same fields. Additionally, they have a Strategy & Implementation for New Leaders degree from [Northwestern University](/org/northwestern-university)'s Kellogg School of Management. Finally, they have a BA in drawing from the Ecole nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts and a BA in langues, littératures, civilisations etrangères from the Sorbonne Paris III.

Some of their coworkers include Sheila Courter - Editor, Programming, Matthew Rose - Enterprise, and Brent W. Jones - Editor, Culture, Training and Outreach. Shazna Nessa reports to Karen Miller Pensiero, Managing Editor.

Shazna Nessa

Neal Lipschutz

Alex Martin

Michael Siconolfi

Gordon Fairclough

Paul Beckett

Charles Forelle

Andrew Dowell was the editor of global news coverage at Dow Jones Newswires from October 2005 to December 2009. Andrew is currently Asia editor at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal).

Andrew Dowell completed a BA in Andrew'story at [Emory University](/org/emory-university) and Booker T. Washington.

Their manager is Karen Miller Pensiero, Managing Editor. Some of their coworkers include Carla Zanoni - Audience & Analytics, Neal Lipschutz - Standards, and Elena Cherney - Editor, Coverage.

Andrew Dowell

Matthew Rose is the current Enterprise at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Matthew has been with the company since 1995, starting as a reporter. Matthew has held various positions including Finance and banking editor, Washington bureau and News editor, Page One. In February 2012, they were promoted to Deputy Washington Bureau Chief and held this position until February 2016.

Matthew Rose has a Master's degree in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies and a Master's degree in Modern Theirtory from Merton College, Oxford University.

Their manager is Karen Miller Pensiero, Managing Editor. Some of their coworkers include Neal Lipschutz - Standards, Shazna Nessa - Visuals, and Thorold Barker - Europe.

Matthew Rose

Stephen Wisnefski

Elena Cherney

Thorold Barker

Jason Anders

Michael W. Miller is the current Senior Editor for Features & WSJ Weekend at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Michael was previously with the Wall Street Journal.

Michael W. Miller attended [Harvard University](/org/harvard).

Their manager is Matt Murray, Editor in Chief. Michael W. Miller works with Tonia Cowan - Director Graphics, Paul A. Gigot - Editor of the Editorial Page, and Joseph B. Vincent - Operations.

Michael W. Miller

Tonia Cowan began their career in 1990 as a news artist for the Canadian Press. In 1994, they joined the Associated Press as Deputy Art Director. In 2000, they moved to [Newsweek](/org/newsweek), where they worked as a 3D News Artist. From 2004 to 2007, they were the Graphics Director for the Toronto Star. From 2007 to 2015, they worked as Graphics Editor for [The Globe and Mail](/org/the-globe-and-mail). In 2015, they became Graphics Director for the Boston Globe Media. In 2017, they were promoted to Deputy Design Director. Tonia is currently the Director of Graphics at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal).

Tonia Cowan is a fine art painter who has also studied political science at [McMaster University](/org/mcmaster-university).

They are on a team with Gerard Baker - Editor at Large, Larry L. Hoffman - Production, and Michael W. Miller - Senior Editor, Features & WSJ Weekend. Their manager is Matt Murray, Editor in Chief.

Tonia Cowan

Paul A. Gigot

Gerard Baker is the current Editor at Large at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Prior to their current position, Baker served as the U.S. Editor for The Times from July 2004 to January 2009. Before their time at The Times, Baker was an Associate Editor for the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times) from January 1994 to July 2004. In this role, they served as the FT’s Chief U.S. Commentator. Prior to their time with the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times), Baker worked for the BBC from January 1988 to December 1994 as a Producer. Gerard began their career with the BBC as a producer, then became the U.S. producer, and eventually served as the Economics Correspondent for both TV and radio.

Gerard Baker graduated with a Master of Arts in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Corpus Christi College at Oxford University.

Their manager is Matt Murray, Editor in Chief. Gerard Baker works with Tonia Cowan - Director Graphics, Larry L. Hoffman - Production, and Michael W. Miller - Senior Editor, Features & WSJ Weekend.

Gerard Baker

Larry L. Hoffman

Joseph B. Vincent

Miguel Bustillo

Emma Tucker

Darren Everson

Frank Filippo is EVP Print Products and Enterprise Services, responsible for the global print editions of [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal), Barron’s, Financial News and WSJ. Magazine.He also oversees Global Real Estate, Facilities, Security and Customer Service.

Prior to his current position, Frank served as Senior Vice President, Business Operations, overseeing operational functions across [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones), including planning, commercial, and product development. He joined [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones) in 2005 and has held senior roles leading strategy, commercial and product management across key consumer and professional businesses.

Before joining [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones), Mr. Filippo held senior positions at Merck & Co. and Siebel Systems where he focused on product and technology solutions. He has also held management roles in technology consulting.

Frank Filippo

William Lewis is the current CEO and Publisher of [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Prior to this, they held various positions at [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones), [REA Group](/org/rea-group), News Corporation, News International, and Telegraph Media Group. William has also worked as a business editor for the Sunday Times and as a global news editor for the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times). 

Lewis began their career in 1994 as a business journalist for the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times). William quickly rose through the ranks, becoming the paper's M&A Editor and then Global News Editor. In 2002, they left the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times) to become Business Editor of the Sunday Times. 

Three years later, they joined Telegraph Media Group as Editor of their flagship newspaper, The Daily Telegraph. William was eventually promoted to Editor in Chief, a position they held until 2010 when they left to join News International. 

At News International, Lewis served as Group General Manager before becoming a member of News Corporation's Management and Standards Committee in 2011. The following year, they were appointed Chief Creative Officer of News Corporation. 

In 2013, Lewis left News Corporation to join [REA Group](/org/rea-group) as a Non-Executive Director. William held this position until January 2014 when they became CEO of [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones). William remained at [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones) until May 2020 when they were appointed CEO and Publisher of [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal).

William Lewis attended [Harvard Business School](/org/harvard-business-school), where they earned an AMP in Economics and Politics. William also earned a Journalism Diploma from [City, University of London](/org/city-university-of-london). William Lewis also holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics and Politics from the [University of Bristol](/org/university-of-bristol).

Kamilah Mitchell-Thomas - Chief People Officer, Suzi Watford - Chief Marketing Officer, and Ingrid Verschuren - Deputy Head Professional Informaiton Business report to William Lewis.

William Lewis

Suzi Watford is the Chief Marketing Officer at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Suzi has held this position since November 2014. Prior to that, they were the EVP [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal), CMO & Chief Membership Officer [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones).

Watford is responsible for devising and presenting the annual WSJ budget and semi-annual creative campaigns to [News Corp](/org/news-corp)s Chairman and CEO. Suzi also sets WSJ product strategy, investment, and consumer roadmap alongside the Editor and Chief Product & Technology Office. 

Under their leadership, WSJ revenue has grown and digital consumer revenue has become the largest line at DJ. Suzi has more than doubled digital subscriptions, taking total subs to 3.5M. Watford has also negotiated multimillion-dollar partnerships with Silicon Valley platforms, leading to critical changes in the industry and increasing WSJ EBITDA.

In addition, Watford has established the fastest growing ad revenue stream by launching an industry-leading Live Events business (200 events, including CEO Council DC/London/Tokyo, The Future of Everything Festival, and Journal House at WEF, Davos). Suzi also hosted [News Corp](/org/news-corp)’s first company Investor Day (2021) with the CEO, EIC and CFO.

Most recently, Watford launched The Journal, WSJ’s flagship podcast in partnership with Gimlet/Spotify, creating a new advertising revenue stream and driving audience reach.

Suzi Watford's educational career began with a Bachelor of Arts in Fashion from the [University of Surrey](/org/university-of-surrey).

Suzi Watford reports to William Lewis, CEO & Publisher. Suzi Watford works with Nancy McNeill - Chief Revenue Officer, Tracy Corrigan - Chief Strategy Officer, and Frank Filippo - EVP, Print Products & Services.

Suzi Watford

Tracy Corrigan is the current Chief Strategy Officer at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Prior to this, they served as the Digital Editor at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal) from January 2011 to November 2014. Before that, Tracy was a columnist and assistant editor at the Daily Telegraph from May 2008 to December 2010. Tracy began their career at the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times) in 1990, where they held various roles over 18 years, including editor of the Lex Column, editor of FT.com, news editor, New York correspondent and capital markets editor. In 1989, Tracy was a reporter at [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones). Tracy has also served as a non-executive director at Domino's Pizza Group PLC.

Their manager is William Lewis, CEO & Publisher. Tracy Corrigan works with Kristin Heitmann - Chief Commercial Officer, Ramin Beheshti - Group Chief Product & Technology Officer, and Edward Roussel - Chief Innovation Officer.

Tracy Corrigan

Jonathan Wright is the current MD, International at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Prior to this, they worked as the Global Managing Director at [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones) from September 2010 to August 2021. In this role, they were responsible for working across all business units and product lines across [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones) and galvanizing leadership and management teams to accelerate growth around the globe. Before [Dow Jones](/org/dow-jones), Jonathan worked as the Group Online Sales Director at [Euromoney Institutional Investor](/org/euromoney-institutional-investor) from January 2003 to September 2010 where they were responsible for the online network sales strategy, training and implementation across [Euromoney Institutional Investor](/org/euromoney-institutional-investor) in Americas, Europe and Asia. Prior to that, they worked as the Advertising Manager at Thomson Financial from January 2001 to January 2003 for the European Venture Capital Journal and Acquisitions Monthly.

Jonathan Wright went to [Bangor University](/org/bangor-university) and then to [Cranleigh School](/org/cranleigh-school).

Jonathan Wright reports to William Lewis, CEO & Publisher. They are on a team with Frank Filippo - EVP, Print Products & Services, Christina Van Tassell - CFO, and Edward Roussel - Chief Innovation Officer.

Jonathan Wright

Kristin Heitmann is the current Chief Commercial Officer at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Kristin has held this position since June 2010. Prior to that, they were an MBA Intern at Hearst Digital Media and [Univision](/org/univision). Kristin has also worked as a Manager for Corporate Relations at Viacom.

Kristin Heitmann has a MBA in finance from NYU Stern School of Business, a Master's degree in Political Science from University of California, Berkeley, and two Bachelor's degrees in Political Science from [Brown University](/org/brown-university).

Their manager is William Lewis, CEO & Publisher. Kristin Heitmann works with Jason P. Conti - General Counsel, Edward Roussel - Chief Innovation Officer, and Ingrid Verschuren - Deputy Head Professional Informaiton Business. and Thomas San Filippo - VP, Customer Service reports to Kristin Heitmann.

Kristin Heitmann

Thomas San Filippo has been working in customer service for the Wall Street Journal since 1999. Thomas started as a consultant and program director, then became a practice manager and on-line project manager before their current position as vice president of customer service. In this role, they have successfully launched a PMO for the IT department and led a $24 million project to add a sixth day to the Wall Street Journal.

Thomas San Filippo has a Bachelor's degree from [Rutgers University](/org/rutgers-university) - Newark and a certification from [Harvard Business School](/org/harvard-business-school) in Certificate of Management Excellence (CME). Thomas also has a certification from [Rutgers University](/org/rutgers-university) in Mini-MBA Business Essentials and a certification from The George Washington University - School of Business in Masters Certificate in Project Management. Lastly, they are certified by the Scrum Alliance as a Certified Scrum Master and by the (PMI) [Project Management Institute](/org/project-management-institute) as a Project Management Professional (PMP).

Thomas San Filippo reports to Kristin Heitmann, Chief Commercial Officer.

Thomas San Filippo

Kamilah Mitchell-Thomas is the current Chief People Officer at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Prior to this, they served as Senior Vice President, People & Culture at [A+E Networks](/org/apluse-networks) from March 2015 to June 2019. In this role, they were responsible for leading the people team, which included people acquisition, on-boarding experience, performance management, succession, diversity & inclusion, learning and leadership development. Kamilah also served as a senior business partner to A+E's strategic and revenue functions.

During their time at [A+E Networks](/org/apluse-networks), Kamilah reimagined the performance management process to support culture transformation in alignment with the CEO's new strategic vision and corporate values. Kamilah also designed and implemented new global Learning & Development offerings.

Prior to [A+E Networks](/org/apluse-networks), Kamilah served as Board Member at Dow Jones News Fund from October 2019 to July 2021.

Kamilah Mitchell-Thomas has a BA in Economics from [Lincoln University](/org/lincoln-university), an Executive Leadership for Women from Simmons College - Simmons School of Management, and a Media Executive Management from [Harvard Business School](/org/harvard-business-school). Kamilah is also certified as an Action Learning Coach and NLP from [Harvard Business School](/org/harvard-business-school) Executive Education.

They work with Jason P. Conti - General Counsel, Edward Roussel - Chief Innovation Officer, and Matt Murray - Editor in Chief. Kamilah Mitchell-Thomas reports to William Lewis, CEO & Publisher.

Kamilah Mitchell-Thomas

Nancy McNeill is the current Chief Revenue Officer at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Nancy has held this position since June of 2013. Prior to their current role, Nancy was the Global Head of Sales and Account Management for Corporate Services at [Thomson Reuters](/org/thomson-reuters) from April 2008 to June 2013. Nancy was also the Managing Director for New England at Thomson Financial from January 2004 to December 2008, where they were responsible for leading a team of account managers that oversaw the sales and upselling of Thomson products and services. Nancy's career began at John H. Harland, where they were a Sales Executive from September 1994 to January 1998. Nancy then went on to [Pitney Bowes](/org/pitney-bowes), where they held the same position from September 1992 to September 1994.



Nancy McNeill works with Kamilah Mitchell-Thomas - Chief People Officer, Kristin Heitmann - Chief Commercial Officer, and Christina Van Tassell - CFO. Nancy McNeill reports to William Lewis, CEO & Publisher. and Josh Stinchcomb - Advertising Sales reports to Nancy McNeill.

Nancy McNeill

Jason Conti is a lawyer at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Jason has worked there for over 8 years, and has held various positions including associate.

Jason P. Conti is a graduate of Boston College Law School and the [University of Virginia](/org/university-of-virginia), where they earned their BA in Political Science and Government.

Some of their coworkers include Christina Van Tassell - CFO, Kristin Heitmann - Chief Commercial Officer, and Edward Roussel - Chief Innovation Officer. Jason P. Conti reports to William Lewis, CEO & Publisher.

Jason P. Conti

Ingrid Verschuren is Deputy Head Professional Information Business at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Ingrid oversees the Journal's editorial and business information divisions, as well as its website.

Ingrid Verschuren's educational career includes obtaining a Master of Arts in Latin American Studies from [Leiden University](/org/leiden-university).

They work with Tracy Corrigan - Chief Strategy Officer, Jason P. Conti - General Counsel, and Jonathan Wright - MD, International. Their manager is William Lewis, CEO & Publisher.

Ingrid Verschuren

Josh Stinchcomb is currently the Advertising Sales at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Prior to that, they were the Chief Experience Officer at [Condé Nast](/org/conde-nast) from December 2008 to August 2018 where they led rapid revenue growth in content, live and product experiences. From January 2007 to November 2008, they were the Associate Publisher at Wired Media. And from January 2004 to December 2006, they were the Integrated Marketing Director at Wired Magazine.

Josh Stinchcomb has a MBA from NYU Stern School of Business and a degree from [Middlebury College](/org/middlebury-college).

Their manager is Nancy McNeill, Chief Revenue Officer.

Josh Stinchcomb

Steven Rosenbush

Adam Falk

Edward Roussel is the Chief Innovation Officer at [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal). Edward has held this position since June 2013. 

Roussel began their career in 1992 as a managing editor at Bloomberg LP. Edward held this position for more than a decade, during which time they also served as the London bureau chief, Paris bureau chief, and Brussels bureau chief. In 2006, they left Bloomberg to become the Executive Editor, Digital at Telegraph Media Group. Edward remained in this role until 2013, when they joined [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal) as Chief Innovation Officer. 

Under Roussel's leadership, [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal) has won numerous awards, including the Pulitzer Prize and the George Polk Award.

Their manager is William Lewis, CEO & Publisher. Edward Roussel works with Jason P. Conti - General Counsel, Frank Filippo - EVP, Print Products & Services, and Matt Murray - Editor in Chief.

Edward Roussel

Daniel Henninger

Christina Van Tassell

Ramin Beheshti

The Wall Street Journal has a leadership team with experience in various fields such as finance, media, advertising, and more. Many members of the team have MBA's from well-renowned business schools such as Columbia Business School and NYU Stern School of Business. In addition, the team has worked for various companies including Wiley, Hogan & Hartson, LLP, Euromoney Institutional Investor, and Thomson Reuters. The team also has experience as board members for companies such as The News Literacy Project, Unruly, and Success Academy Charter Schools.

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