Stutchbury calls time at The Fin; successor announced
By Neeraja Gopalakrishnan in Media News on Monday, 22nd July 2024 at 2:13pmMichael Stutchbury, the editor-in-chief of The Australian Financial Review has announced his retirement after almost 13 years at the helm. James Chessel (pictured below), a Walkley Award-winner and former executive editor of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age will succeed Stutchbury.
Tory Maguire, Nine Entertainment’s managing director of publishing, praised Stutchbury as “a giant of Australian journalism.” She highlighted his immense legacy at the AFR, noting his dedication to high-quality, relevant, and energetic journalism, which has significantly elevated the publication's status.
“Michael Stutchbury’s legacy at the AFR is immense. Everyone in corporate Australia knows that to be in the conversation, they need to read the AFR,” Maguire said. “Stutch’s fierce beli...
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