Twin Cities businesswoman Jean Taylor has been elected chairwoman of the Star Tribune board, succeeding her father, Star Tribune owner Glen Taylor.
Jean Taylor elected chairwoman of Star Tribune board
She succeeds her father, Star Tribune owner Glen Taylor, who remains on the three-person board.
By STAFF REPORTS
October 3, 2018 at 5:15AM
"We are lucky to have her keen business expertise and good judgment at work on our behalf," Star Tribune Publisher and CEO Mike Klingensmith said in a note to employees.
Jean Taylor, 55, worked for Taylor Corp. for 17 years, including nine as CEO. A graduate of Augsburg University, she earned an MBA from the University of Minnesota. She is an owner of Middle A Restaurants and serves on the board of American Public Media and Minnesota Public Radio.
Glen Taylor, 77, is the founder of Taylor Corp., the national printing-and-marketing firm, and also owns the Minnesota Timberwolves. He acquired the Star Tribune in 2014, several years after the company emerged from a 2008-2009 bankruptcy.
The board of directors of the media company consists of Jean and Glen Taylor, who remains on the board, and Klingensmith.
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