Online Publishers Association Gets a New CEO

Jason Kint succeeds Pam Horan

The Online Publishers Association, a relatively new organization representing some of the biggest publishing brands on the Internet, named Jason Kint CEO.

Kint, a former svp of CBS Interactive and general manager of the group's sports division, replaces Pam Horan, who had served as president since 2006. He'll start May 27.

Founded 13 years ago, the OPA has about 65 members including Conde Nast, The New York Times, ESPN, and USA Today.

"The OPA exists as the one trade association to serve the unique and diverse needs of high-quality digital publishers who manage trusted, direct relationships with consumers and marketers."

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