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Episode 06 | Leading Through Change in the Modern Newsroom

How do you lead teams in one of the fastest-moving, highest-pressure industries? In this episode, Sandra Veledar sits down with Ross Maghielse, Deputy Managing Editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer, to explore leadership and performance in today’s digital-first newsrooms. Ross shares how he balances breaking news demands with long-term strategy, how he spots early signs of burnout or change fatigue, and why versatility is now one of the most valuable skills in journalism. He also highlights how performance management and preemptive talent retention are evolving inside media—and why “not every new project should be a life sentence.” 💡 Topics include: Building sustainable high performance in high-pressure environments Spotting burnout and change fatigue before they derail teams Using audience data as a prioritization and ROI tool Creating multiple career pathways: why leadership ≠ management Making space for strategy inside a business dominated by daily urgency Preemptive retention and compensation: rewarding talent before they walk Why in journalism (and beyond) you’re either getting better or falling behind 📌 Who should listen: Leaders in any fast-changing industry—from newsrooms to tech startups—who want practical ways to manage change, protect teams from burnout, and build high-performing, future-ready cultures. 💬 Question for you: What’s one system or practice you’ve used to keep your team performing without burning out? Share it in the comments—we’d love to hear from you. 🔔 Subscribe for more real-world conversations on leadership, performance, and building teams that thrive in constant change. 📱 Connect with I.Liv Performance: www.iliv.io About Ross Maghielse: Deputy Managing Editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer, overseeing digital platforms, innovation, and a newsroom team producing journalism across newsletters, social, apps, and web. With a background as both a reporter and editor, Ross bridges strategy, execution, and audience development while navigating the evolving challenges of modern media.