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'Rachael Ray' Ending After 17 Seasons: 'It's Time for Me to Move On' | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

'Rachael Ray' Ending After 17 Seasons: 'It's Time for Me to Move On' | Entertainment

Ray says that she’s excited to ‘introduce and develop new and upcoming epicurean talent on all platforms.’

Hearst announces new executive leadership roles - Vimarsana News

Hearst announces new executive leadership roles

Jordan Wertlieb has been named executive vice president and chief operating officer of Hearst, effective May 1, Hearst President and Chief Executive Officer Steven R. Swartz announced today.

Source: wbaltv.com
Hearst announces new executive leadership roles - Vimarsana News

Hearst announces new executive leadership roles

Jordan Wertlieb has been named executive vice president and chief operating officer of Hearst, effective May 1, Hearst President and Chief Executive Officer Steven R. Swartz announced today.

Source: mynbc5.com
Hearst Gives New Roles To Wertlieb, Hayes - Vimarsana News

Hearst Gives New Roles To Wertlieb, Hayes

Jordan Wertlieb today was named executive vice president and chief operating officer of Hearst, effective May 1. Wertlieb, 58, who is currently president of Hearst Television, succeeds Mark E. Aldam, 59, who is stepping down after five years in the job and 17 years at Hearst, including six years as president of Hearst Newspapers. He is […]

Hearst announces new executive leadership roles - Vimarsana News

Hearst announces new executive leadership roles

Jordan Wertlieb has been named executive vice president and chief operating officer of Hearst, effective May 1, Hearst President and Chief Executive Officer Steven R. Swartz announced today.

Source: wmur.com