Fox News Makes Changes In Its C-Suite
Fox News is making significant changes to its C-suite, promoting three executives and handing oversight of Fox Nation and Fox Business Network to new leaders.
Jason Klarman, who had been president of the Fox Nation streaming service, has been upped to chief digital and marketing officer, reporting to Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott. Lauren Petterson, the president of talent development for Fox News, will add oversight of Fox Nation to her portfolio, but will drop oversight of Fox Business Network.
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Fox News president Jay Wallace will take a more active role in running Fox Business day to day following the changes. As president he previously had oversight of the channel.
Porter Berry, the executive VP of Fox News Digital, has been promoted to president and editor in chief of Fox News Digital, reporting to Klarman and Wallace. The company also named Megan Albano executive VP of morning programming & program development and Gavin Hadden has been named senior VP of Fox Nation.
“As we move our thriving business forward, we are reimagining the roles of some of our most talented executives to solidify our incredibly successful digital platforms for further growth and expansion,” Scott said in a statement. “Jason, Lauren, Porter, Megan, and Gavin are each uniquely suited for these positions, and I am confident they will grow each of their respective areas of Fox News Media to new heights.”
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