Tim Grieve

Tim Grieve is a seasoned media executive and journalist with extensive experience in digital publishing and news leadership. He is currently the Executive Director and Editor-in-Chief at the Allbritton Journalism Institute and NOTUS, based in Washington, DC.1

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Grieve has held several prominent positions in the media industry:

• Protocol: Executive Editor and Editor-in-Chief (2018-2022)1
• McClatchy: Vice President of News (2016-2018)1
• National Journal: Editor-in-Chief and President (2013-2015)1
• Politico: Various roles including Managing Editor and Editor-in-Chief of POLITICO Pro (2008-2013)1
• Salon Media Group: Senior writer (2003-2008)1

Education and Early Career

Grieve's educational background includes:

• Georgetown University Law Center: Doctor of Law (JD)1
• Stanford University: B.A. in American Studies1

Before his journalism career, Grieve worked as an attorney and served as a Judicial Law Clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.1

Notable Achievements

Throughout his career, Tim Grieve has:

• Launched and led Protocol, a digital publication focused on the business of tech1
• Led the digital transformation of 30 local news organizations at McClatchy, increasing digital readership by 70% in less than three years1
• Transformed National Journal into a multi-platform news source on politics and policy1
• Built and launched POLITICO Pro, a subscription news service covering various policy areas1

Tim Grieve's LinkedIn profile (username: timgrieve) showcases his extensive experience in journalism and media leadership, with a focus on digital transformation and innovative news coverage.1