Newspaper Media Group, the region’s largest publisher of community newspapers, announced it has named longtime media professional Angela Smith as its first Director of Marketing and Events.
Smith will partner with the company’s sales team to develop events in all of the communities served by NMG’s group of more than 40 community weeklies. Along with enhanced marketing programs, the events will enhance the publishing company’s brand awareness.
“One of our primary roles as a community newspaper publisher is connecting with our readers, listening to the people we serve. Angela is an important part of that relationship,” said Perry Corsetti, COO of Newspaper Media Group. “She will be getting us more involved with all of our communities, developing new, exciting events at each of our newspapers.”
Smith, a Cherry Hill resident, formerly served in similar capacities at BillyPenn.com, Gannett, the Philadelphia Inquirer, The Press of Atlantic City and other leading media firms.
“Newspaper Media Group’s growth makes this an incredibly exciting challenge,” Smith said. “In Philadelphia, the suburbs and New Jersey, we have so many opportunities to connect our advertisers with our readers.”
Newspaper Media Group was founded in 2016 by Richard Donnelly, CEO of Donnelly Distribution, Pennsauken.
The company publishes more than 40 community newspapers throughout Philadelphia, its suburbs and New Jersey, including: South Philly Review, the Star, Northeast Times, Bristol Times, Bensalem Times, Langhorne Times, Feasterville-Trevose Times, Upper Southampton Times, Berlin Sun, Burlington Township Sun, Cherry Hill Sun, Cinnaminson Sun, Haddonfield Sun, Marlton Sun, Medford Sun, Moorestown Sun, Mount Laurel Sun, Palmyra Sun, Shamong Sun, Sicklerville Sun, Tabernacle Sun, Voorhees Sun, Princeton Packet, Windsor-Hights Herald, Hopewell Valley News, Hillsborough Beacon, Cranbury Press, Employment Weekly, North-South Brunswick Sentinel, Edison-Metuchen Sentinel, East Brunswick Sentinel, the News Transcript, Tri-Town News, the Examiner, the Suburban, The Hub, the Independent and the Atlanticville.
And, Football Stories, Burlington County Living and Gloucester County Living magazines.
