The Washington Post merges Design and Emerging News Product design teams, names Amy Cavenaile deputy design director WashPostPR © John McDonnell/The Washington Post WASHINGTON DC, MAY 24: The Washington Post Building at 1301 K St. NW in Washington DC, May 24, 2016. (Photo by John McDonnell / The Washington Post)
Announcement from Managing Editor/Digital Kat Downs Mulder, Creative Director Greg Manifold and Director of Emerging News Products Christopher Meighan: We’re excited to announce a merger of two talented newsroom design teams the Emerging News Products design team and the Design department. As a key part of this transition, Amy Cavenaile will become a deputy design director, reporting to Greg Manifold. She will continue to manage design editors Rachel Orr and Chris Barber along with a team of nine designers, who will be part of the Design department. She’ll partner closely with Greg and Deputy Design Director Brian Gross, along with the rest
The Washington Post merges Design and Emerging News Product design teams, names Amy Cavenaile deputy design director
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The Washington Post names Tessa Muggeridge director of subscriber engagement and newsletters, announces new assignments in Audience team WashPostPR
Announcement from Managing Editor Kat Downs Mulder and Senior Director of Audience Ryan Kellett: We’re thrilled to announce Tessa Muggeridge has been promoted to director of subscriber engagement and newsletters. Tessa joined The Post’s Universal News Desk in 2011. She spent time in multiple editing roles including homepage editor, digital editor, and newsletters and alerts editor before moving to the Audience team. In 2019, she combined her deep expertise in newsletters, passion for our online communities and strong relationships with the Product and Marketing teams to launch the newsroom’s first team focused on subscriptions. Tessa has helped evolve how we engage and communicate with our digital-only subscribers as their numbers have grown to about 3 million.