MD leaves News International’s Milkround
Zach Leonard, the managing director of News International’s digital recruitment business Milkround, is leaving the business after four years at the company. He is replaced by Jenni Wollerton who was previously Milkround’s sales director.
Wollerton comments that, “We have a number of exciting developments coming up over the next six months, including the redevelopment of our core site, Milkround.com, our extension of the Milkround brand across all News International titles and the release of our leading-edge B2B Applicant Tracking System in the autumn.”
The change comes as News International looks at a number of restructuring moves including a paywall for its online content and a new Group General Manager (Will Lewis, former Editor-In-Chief of the Daily Telegraph).
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