Mr. Zinsser was associate editor, executive editor and later editor in chief of Reader's Digest Condensed Books from 1951 to 1987.
Next up the line are story editor, executive story editor, co-producer, producer, supervising producer, co-executive producer and executive producer.
It was a genre he returned to constantly throughout a working career that lasted more than seven decades, during which he applied his talents to every facet of the industry, as artist, writer, editor, executive.
For 40 years John worked as a newspaper and magazine reporter, film critic, local radio celebrity, editor, executive, and teacher to all his colleagues at the Army Times, at the seven Journal suburban Washington, DC area newspapers, the American Legion Magazine, the Lowell Sun, and briefly for the Waterbury Republican American.
He was involved in bookselling and publishing as a salesman, editor, executive, and consultant for more than 50 years, and was a past president of the Pember Library and Museum of Granville, N.Y. and a past president of the Southern Adirondack Library System.
So how did the commissioning editor, executive producer, producer/director and the rest of the team behind Architects of the Divine sign off on a transmission version naming her as "Nina" Ramirez (check it out on iPlayer) – did they all fall asleep before the end?
On any given afternoon, most of the surrounding tables are occupied by editors, executives, authors, agents and news anchors.
He is managing editor, not executive editor.
Later, Mr. Goldstein was arts editor and executive editor.
Ted Koppel, managing editor; Tom Bettag, executive producer.
In 1994, he promoted Joseph Lelyveld, then the managing editor, to executive editor, succeeding Max Frankel.
