Henry Goldblatt is Editor of Time Inc.’s Entertainment Weekly, America’s leading consumer brand for entertainment and popular culture. Goldblatt was named Editor in 2015, and his appointment marks a return to EW after having worked there from 2002 until 2014 where most recently he served as the brand’s deputy managing editor and director of brand development. As Editor, Goldblatt is responsible for editorial oversight of EW’s print and digital content.

In 2014, Goldblatt left EW after being named Deputy Editor (Brand Director) of PEOPLE. While at PEOPLE, Goldblatt provided editorial oversight to all brand extensions, ran the magazine’s front-of-book sections, and managed staffing, budgets, and publishing/editorial collaborations.

A 20-year veteran of Time Inc., Henry Goldblatt began his career as a reporter at Fortune where he wrote about the media business and ran the magazine’s news coverage. In 2002 he moved to EW and was instrumental in integrating the brand’s print and digital editorial operations. He played a key role in launching EW’s Must List app, its tablet edition, and the EW Radio channel on SiriusXM. He also worked closely with the advertising and marketing teams to bring business and editorial priorities into alignment. Additionally, Goldblatt created and wrote EW’s popular and witty infographic, The Bullseye.

Goldblatt earned a B.A. from the University of Michigan and a Master’s degree in Journalism from Northwestern University. Goldblatt was named one of Columbia Journalism Review’s “Ten Young Editors to Watch” and won a New England Press Association award for articles on AIDS awareness.

He currently resides in New York City.

Entertainment Weekly is the preeminent source for all things entertainment–with unparalleled access throughout the industry–delivering trusted and credible editorial to its 25 million multi-platform consumers each day digitally as well as every week in the magazine. Ms. Mattiace is responsible for leading the advancement and execution of advertising sales and business development strategies as well as marketing initiatives, promotion and circulation on all platforms for the brand’s weekly magazine, digital offerings and growing partnership platforms.

Melissa’s solid business leadership and genuine passion for pop culture have made an immediate impact on the magazine and its website. Under her leadership, EW’s 2013 Summer Must List issue was the biggest issue since 2007 and included the second largest single issue ad buy ever for EW. In addition, the 2013 Fall TV Preview, a tent pole issue for the brand, was the biggest Fall TV Preview issue in seven years with 69 ad pages. Digitally, EW.com is poised for 2014 to be the largest revenue generating year in the site’s history–driven by Video, Red Carpet, Comic Con and Native campaigns. Mobile growth, in the double digits, has also outpaced projections during Melissa’s tenure as publisher of EW.

Prior to her role at Entertainment Weekly, Melissa was the associate publisher at EW and prior to that post held the same title at Women’s Wear Daily and Style.com. While associate publisher, Melissa was responsible for over $25 million in advertising revenue, and provided business solutions to a diverse roster of clients, including fashion, beauty, retail, media, and real estate. Previously Melissa held various roles and responsibilities at Condé Nast including advertising director for Lucky, account director at Teen Vogue and the executive director of creative services at Details. She has also held assorted positions at Interview, Polo Ralph Lauren and Elle.

Melissa received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brown University and resides in New Jersey.