Hearst Magazines appoints Juliana Stock as president
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Hearst has appointed Juliana Stock as president of Hearst Magazines, succeeding Debi Chirichella, who will become chair of the publishing group. The leadership changes, announced by Hearst president and chief executive officer Steven R. Swartz, will take effect on January 1, 2027. Stock, currently president of marketing and digital at A+E Global Media, will report to Swartz and Jordan Wertlieb, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Hearst. Chirichella, who has led Hearst Magazines since 2020, will remain closely involved in the business as chair and senior strategic advisor. Steven R. Swartz, president and chief executive officer of Hearst: "We welcome Juliana back to the magazine business after more than a decade of leadership positions across digital video, marketing and general management at our A+E Networks. With Debi's help, she will build on our great brands and great people to lead the next phase of growth in this business in which we have enjoyed a leadership position for more than 100 years." Jordan Wertlieb, executive vice president and chief operating officer, Hearst: "Juliana is the right leader for Hearst Magazines at this important moment. We're fortunate that Debi will stay closely involved as chair and a senior strategic advisor." Juliana Stock: "Hearst Magazines sets the standard for lifestyle journalism, and I'm honored to join a group...
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