About Randall Rothenberg

Randall Rothenberg, President and Editor-in-Chief of strategy+business media, which includes strategy+business, the award-winning quarterly business magazine, and other business publications aimed at top business executives. Mr. Rothenberg is also an editor-at-large and media/marketing columnist for Advertising Age magazine.

Prior to joining strategy+business, Mr. Rothenberg was a contributing editor of Wired, where he assigned and wrote pieces about technology, science, communications and culture, and specialized in corporate convergence strategies.

Previously, Mr. Rothenberg held senior editorial positions at leading publications, including senior writer, columnist, and editorial director of Esquire and senior consulting editor at Bloomberg Business News in London. He has contributed articles to the Atlantic Monthly, the New York Times Magazine, Metropolis, The Nation, The New Leader, Inc., Condé Nast Traveler, Diversion, GQ, and New York Magazine.

Mr. Rothenberg is the author of Where the Suckers Moon: An Advertising Story, The Neoliberals: Creating The New American Politics, and co-author with Alan F. Westin and Albert Robbins, of Getting Angry Six Times a Week: A Portfolio of Political Cartoons. His December 1996 Esquire story, "The Age of Spin," garnered the Society of Professional Journalists' Deadline Club Award for best magazine feature writing of the year. Mr. Rothenberg has appeared regularly on television programs such as CNN Newsstand and CNN DotCom.