FOREIGN POLICY ANNOUNCES FOUR NEW ADDITIONS TO THE EDITORIAL AND DESIGN STAFF TEAM
Maria Ory <maria.ory@foreignpolicy.com>
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January 12, 2015 — Washington, DC
— David Rothkopf, CEO and Editor of The FP Group, announced today that
the editorial and design team for Foreign Policy will be growing once
again. Joining the ranks are Josef Reyes as FP’s newest Creative
Director; Sean D. Naylor as a Senior Reporter; Amanda Silverman as the
Story Editor, Print; and Ilya Lozovsky as Assistant Editor for Democracy
Lab.
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Rothkopf
said, “These latest hires, in addition to our recent announcement of
Lara Jakes joining us from the AP as Deputy Managing Editor, News, are
just the latest signs of both our growth and our commitment to bringing
the very best talent to Foreign Policy. These are not separate ideas.
Hiring great people is just the one best way we know to ensure we
provide our readers with the kind of great coverage they have come to
expect from us.”
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Josef
Reyes has been named FP’s new Creative Director, succeeding Lindsay
Ballant, who is leaving to pursue personal creative projects. Reyes is
currently Art Director at Wired, based in San Francisco. Previously he
was the Deputy Art Director at New York magazine. He became involved in
magazines at the New York Times, where he worked on the launch of Key,
the newspaper’s real estate magazine. Josef has won awards from the
Society of Publication Designers, D&AD and I.D. Magazine. In 2009 he
was included in Print Magazine's annual New Visual Artists issue as one
of the 20 best designers under 30 years old. He has a BFA in Graphic
Design from the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
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Sean
D. Naylor, an award-winning journalist and bestselling author, joins
FP’s growing news team as a senior reporter assigned to cover
intelligence and counterterrorism. Sean previously was with Army Times,
where he spent 23 years as a senior writer covering America’s special
operations forces and the shadow war against militants across the world.
He covered military operations as an embedded reporter in Somalia,
Haiti, Bosnia, Albania, Macedonia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq. Sean’s
coverage of 2002’s Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan earned him the
White House Correspondents Association’s 2003 Edgar A. Poe award for
excellence in reporting on an issue of regional or national importance.
It also led to a best-selling book, “Not A Good Day To Die – The Untold
Story of Operation Anaconda.” In 2012, Sean won the Military Reporters
and Editors prize for a six-part series on secret American commando
operations in the Horn of Africa. He is also the author of a forthcoming
book on Joint Special Operations Command.
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Amanda
Silverman is FP’s new Story Editor, Print. Silverman was most recently
the deputy editor of The New Republic, where she managed special
projects, such as the magazine's centennial issue. Prior to that, she
was the TNR's managing editor, overseeing the production of the print
magazine. She was also a reporter-researcher there from 2009 to 2010.
Between stints at The New Republic, Amanda spent two years at the
political polling and consulting firm, Benenson Strategy Group. She
graduated from Georgetown University in 2008 and lives in Washington,
D.C.
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Ilya
Lozovsky comes to FP’s editorial team as Assistant Editor, Democracy
Lab. Lozovsky was with Freedom House, where he assisted the organization
in its efforts to help human rights defenders around the world. Before
that he worked at the U.S. World Affairs Council and the Eurasia
Foundation. He has written for CNN¹s Public Global Square and has
translated and edited articles by Russian journalists for The New
Republic. He holds an MA in law and diplomacy from the Fletcher School
at Tufts University. He speaks Russian and German.
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As
previously announced, Lara Jakes also joins the staff this month as the
Deputy Managing Editor, News. Before joining FP, Jakes was a senior
national security correspondent for the Associated Press.
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