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Jessica Weinberg Currently the editor-in-chief and responsible publisher of Västerbottens-Kuriren magazine. She will resign from this position to become the director of SVT Sweden projects. It is not yet clear who will take over Västerbottens-Kuriren. The board will start the recruitment process soon, writes Vika.
Karin Ekman Currently serving as interim project manager for national news at SVT Nyheter, he will become project manager at SVT Nyheter.
SVT has 850 employees in its newsrooms at 50 locations in Sweden, with journalists and envoys around the world.
– As editor-in-chief of the largest newspaper in northern Sweden, Jessica Wennberg has led an impressive strategic change effort with a strong focus on audience demand for relevant local news. Karin Ekman has been driving several large-scale projects that have developed journalism at SVT Nyheter in recent years. Both are very skilled PR people and it will be very exciting to see what they achieve in the future together with the rest of the management team and all the staff in the Press and Sport department,” Anna KahnbergSVT News and Sports Director in a press release.
As Head of Swedish Programs, Jessica Wennberg will be responsible for SVT’s local newsroom, Kulturnyheterna and minority language news programming. Her mission is to develop journalism that ambitiously portrays all of Sweden, especially during major news events.
Karin Ekman will be responsible for the SVT online news service and publisher of Rapport, Morgonstudion and SVT Forum. As news project manager, Karin Ekman will develop news journalism in the long and short term and she will have special responsibility for major news events.
Jessica Weinberg succeeds Michael Ostlund He is currently the department manager of the SVT Projects department. She will take up the position on October 15th.
Karin Aikman succeeds Charlotte Fribourg He is now head of Swedish Radio’s national department. Karin Ekman took over on 1 July.
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