Jim Pavia departs InvestmentNews and gets picked up by CNBC as part of its high-dollar hiring spree aimed at attracting advisors to its consumer-based website
The print-to-online maelstrom in trade media is hitting storm force; AdvisorOne changes its name to ThinkAdvisor
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InvestmentNews brings in 'turn-around specialist,' and a 'chief revenue officer,' following pandemic battering; then top editor and two reporters jump ship
InvestmentNews is adding people on the business side and losing veterans on the editorial side after suffering staggering COVID hit to live events, and its publisher calls modus operandi changes 'permanent.'
October 26, 2021 at 2:27 AM
Mark Bruno, the 'glue' behind InvestmentNews, and sales strategist Julie Parten make it a clean sweep, ending the Crain era with their departures
New publisher and CEO Christine Shaw has enlisted Bruno to stay for three months to learn the ropes and rebuild IN's entire sales force
August 21, 2019 at 4:30 AM
InvestmentNews hires new CEO with no financial services background to replace long-time, departing publisher Suzanne Siracuse
Known as a 'decider,' Christine Shaw mirrors her predecessor but at much greater scale and more 'digital' emphasis
August 6, 2019 at 10:55 PM
InvestmentNews publisher walks amid massive staff turnover at UK-based Bonhill Financial Services one year after it buys Crain franchise
Bonhill had 80% turnover in UK division last year; reportedly filling jobs with younger, lower-paid staffers in shift to digital, event focus
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Stephen Winks
Terrific that Jim Pavia is now with CNBC directed to affluent consumers. The public focus of CNBC divorced from trade press editorial restrictions of advertisers, allows a far more robust reporting of consumer centric fiduciary issues and affords a real opportunity to shape public opinion and policy in the consumer’s best interest.
The trade publication industry’s loss is a massive gain for consumers and the professional standing of advisors..
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Jim Pavia
I found this article interesting, but I am a bit confused why RIABIZ didn’t find the time to actually speak with me for an interview…..I was available.
Brooke Southall
Jim,
Congratulations on your new position at CNBC and thank you for saying the article is interesting. (We strive, good or bad, for that.) As I think about it, your thoughts would likely make the article more interesting. Email me with your phone number, or just call, and I’ll add your thoughts to the existing article — or write a different one.
Brooke
brooke@riabiz.com
