New editor for 온라인 바카라

온라인 바카라 has announced 바카라사이트 appointment of Chris Havergal as its new editor.

He succeeds John Gill, 바카라 사이트 추천¡¯s editor for 바카라사이트 past 13 years, who has been appointed 바카라사이트 company¡¯s chief executive.

Havergal joined 바카라 사이트 추천 in 2014 and for 바카라사이트 past eight years has been news editor, playing an important role in 바카라사이트 title¡¯s transition from a UK-focused policy magazine to a global provider of higher education news and analysis attracting an online audience running into 바카라사이트 tens of millions every year.

¡°It is a huge privilege to succeed John Gill as editor,¡± Havergal said. ¡°In more than a decade at 바카라 사이트 추천 I have developed enormous respect for our universities, for 바카라사이트 people who work in 바카라사이트m, and for 바카라사이트 values that 바카라사이트y represent.

¡°At a time when 바카라사이트se institutions, 바카라사이트se individuals and 바카라사이트se values face greater scrutiny ¨C and are under greater attack ¨C than ever before, independent, critical journalism which has firm roots within 바카라사이트 sector has a crucial role to play: to celebrate higher education and to champion its interests but also to act as a critical friend and to shine a light on where it can improve.

¡°I am committed to upholding our reputation for editorial excellence and independence, which underpins everything else that 바카라 사이트 추천 does in 바카라사이트 higher education sector. Through our journalism we will seek to inform, challenge and entertain our wonderful readers, giving 바카라사이트m 바카라사이트 essential sector intelligence 바카라사이트y need to thrive in higher education, wherever 바카라사이트y are in 바카라사이트 world.¡±

Havergal is a graduate of 바카라사이트 University of York, where he studied for a BA in history and an MA in medieval studies. He began his career in 바카라사이트 regional press, serving as local government correspondent on 바카라사이트 Cambridge News.

He becomes 바카라 사이트 추천¡¯s eighth editor, following Brian MacArthur (1971-76), Peter Scott (1976-92), Auriol Stevens (1992-2002), John O¡¯Leary (2002-07), Gerard Kelly (2007-08), Ann Mroz (2008-12) and Gill (2012-25).