impreMedia Appoints Monica Lozano Senior Vice President of Newspapers

ImpreMedia, the No.1 Hispanic News and Information company in the U.S. in Online and Print, today announced the appointment of Monica Lozano to the newly-created position of Senior Vice President of Newspapers. The appointment is effective immediately.

In her new role, Ms. Lozano will be responsible for all aspects of impreMedia’s newspaper publications with each publisher reporting to her. Ms. Lozano, who will retain her current position as Publisher of La Opinión in Los Angeles, will report to John Paton, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of impreMedia.

“This appointment reflects the rapidly growing multi-platform aspect of our business,” Mr. Paton said. “As the Hispanic news and information leader in online and print it is imperative we maximize the resources and results of each of our platforms while ensuring we leverage all of our strengths across all of our platforms. In her four years as Publisher of La Opinión, Monica has demonstrated she is the right person for this important task.”

“ImpreMedia has built the strongest network of Hispanic publications in America and they are led by very capable and successful publishers. I look forward to leading this team as we expand upon our core strengths of producing quality products with superior content and unparalleled audience reach,” commented Monica Lozano, Senior Vice President of Newspapers and Publisher of La Opinión.”*

*From: http://www.businesswire.com
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