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Politico Names Jonathan Greenberger as New Editor

NYT > Business > Media · Katie Robertson · last updated

Jonathan Greenberger, an executive at the publication, will take over from John Harris, a co-founder of Politico.

Politico announced on Sunday that one of its executives, Jonathan Greenberger, would become the publication’s next global editor in chief.

Mr. Greenberger, 42, will take over from John Harris, who co-founded Politico in 2007 and returned to the top editing job in 2023. Mr. Harris, who had indicated at the beginning of this year that he would step down when a successor was found, will be elevated to chairman.

Mr. Greenberger joined Politico in 2024 as executive vice president, reporting to both the chief executive and editor in chief to help build Politico’s brand and rethink its structure for growth. He was previously the Washington bureau chief for ABC News and executive producer of ABC’s “This Week.”

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