Raju Narisetti, (pictured) who recently moved on from his role as editor of business daily Mint, has been named as managing editor of The Washington Post. Narisetti was named managing editor alongwith Elizabeth Spayd.The duo will report to Marcus Brauchli, former editor of The Wall Street Journal. Narisetti worked with Brauchli during their time at WSJ.
Raju Narisetti, (pictured) who recently moved on from his role as editor of business daily Mint, has been named as managing editor of The Washington Post. Narisetti was named managing editor alongwith Elizabeth Spayd.
The duo will report to Marcus Brauchli, former editor of The Wall Street Journal. Narisetti worked with Brauchli during their time at WSJ.
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