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David Ellis, Benton Ives Ascend to New Spots at CQ Roll Call

Benton Ives takes over the helm of CQ Weekly magazine.
Benton Ives takes over the helm of CQ Weekly magazine.
By Rebecca Gale
Posted March 10, 2014 at 4:45pm

For those of you who follow the ins and outs of journalism news, some new faces are taking some top slots at CQ Roll Call.  

David Ellis, a longtime Bloomberg top editor, is coming to NoMa as vice president of news.  

Benton Ives, expert on all things finance and economics at CQ, is taking the helm of CQ Weekly, the glossy, wonkish magazine that appears on Capitol Hill desks every Monday morning.  

Both will report to David Rapp, chief content officer at CQ Roll Call.  

 

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