Newsweek Appoints Alvaro Palacios as Chief Operating Officer
Former Televisa Executive to Lead Operations and Financial Strategy
Palacios brings a wealth of experience in the media and publishing industries to his new role.
Newsweek has announced the appointment of Alvaro Palacios as its new Chief Operating Officer. Palacios, a seasoned executive with a strong track record in the media and publishing industries, will be responsible for overseeing the company's operations and financial strategy.
Prior to joining Newsweek, Palacios served as Vice President at Televisa Publishing Digital and Senior Vice President and Head of US operations for Televisa. During his tenure at Televisa, he played a key role in driving the company's digital transformation and expanding its reach in the US market.
Palacios's appointment comes at a time of significant growth for Newsweek. The publication has recently relaunched its website and introduced new editorial initiatives aimed at delivering high-quality journalism to a global audience. Palacios's expertise in operations and financial management will be instrumental in supporting these initiatives and positioning Newsweek for continued success.
In his new role, Palacios will be responsible for overseeing Newsweek's day-to-day operations, including finance, human resources, and technology. He will also work closely with the editorial team to ensure that the publication continues to produce compelling and impactful journalism.
"We are thrilled to welcome Alvaro to our team," said Dev Pragad, CEO of IBT Media, the publisher of Newsweek. "His extensive experience in the media industry and his proven track record of success make him an ideal candidate to lead Newsweek's operations. We are confident that he will play a vital role in driving our company forward."
Palacios holds a Master's degree in Business Administration from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkeley.
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