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Ande Zellman
Creative strategies and communications
Editor, publishing innovator
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 Ande
Zellman is an award-winning editor and publishing executive, well-known
and recognized for her innovation and extensive expertise across
multi-media platforms. After 25 years at the leading edge of journalism,
she has broadened her portfolio to include a wide range of corporate
and publishing clients seeking creative strategic vision, results-oriented
implementation, new business development, and repositioning of mature
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recently Ande has held senior positions at the Boston Globe and
Newsweek where she often straddled editorial and corporate sides
of the business supervising everything from groundbreaking news
coverage to a variety of multi-media ventures in television, radio
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Ande began her 17-year tenure at The
Boston Globe at The Boston Globe Magazine where she was editor-in-chief
for nearly a decade. Under her leadership the magazine experienced
its greatest period of growth and launched the careers of many nationally
known reporters, authors, and visual artists. As Associate Editor
for New Initiatives, Ande was a member of the management team that
pioneered The Boston Globe's expansion into multi-media ventures
including Boston.com and numerous television partnerships. She conceived
and edited a yearlong series of special millennium magazines and
the accompanying town meetings on politics, arts and urban planning
and launched the popular COMversations technology forums. Before
leaving The Boston Globe, Ande completed a strategic task force
review of the entire newspaper, which yielded several new sections
including the multi-platform BostonWorks, Ideas, and expanded business,
arts and cultural coverage. |
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As Assistant Managing
Editor at Newsweek, Ande reported directly to the editor and was
involved in every aspect of the magazine. Her wide-ranging duties
included overseeing special news and cultural packages, supervising
Newsweek's partnerships with MSNBC, NBC and the Washington Post
Interactive Group, as well as developing projects that extended
the Newsweek franchise. During her career, she also held senior
editor positions at the Dallas Times Herald and the Boston Phoenix.
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 Dozens
of awards for news, features, photography and design have been won
under her direction, including a Pulitzer Prize, Livingston and
Penny-Missouri Awards. She was executive producer on a TV documentary
that was honored with the George Foster Peabody Award, considered
one of the most prestigious in broadcasting. |
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