Ellen Pollock, the relatively new editor of Businessweek, is ready to make it her own. In an interview with Politico, Pollock—who took over in October—expressed a desire to changes things up.
One of Pollock’s goals is to make the magazine’s feature stories more diverse. That’s not surprising, as she’s the first female editor in the magazine’s 86 year history.
“At the end of our first year, I’d bet you’ll see more women on the cover, although don’t hold that to me,” said Pollock.
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