Ross Levinsohn is an interesting personality with a vast record and has amassed experience in various industries. Being born in New York in 1964, he has been vibrant and one human with a glowing flame. Levinsohn, who initially served as the CEO of Tribune Interactive in 2017 and 2018, is the current CEO of The Arena and the infamous Sports Illustrated CEO Media. Ross Levinsohn became the CEO of Sports Illustrated in 2019 before The Arena acquired the company. Furthermore, Levinsohn has acted as a member of the Board of Directors of a well-recognized print and digital marketing enterprise called Thryv.
At Tribune Interactive, Levinsohn officiated the publishing of about 100 print media companies like the New York Daily News, Chicago Tribune, and Orlando Sentinel. In 2016 and 2017, he also served as a senior consultant at the Boston Consulting Group and was a CNBC contributor at around the same time. Before he entered the Boston Consulting Group, Levinsohn and others created Whisper Advisors, where he mainly offered strategic advice to upcoming and already established companies. On the other hand, Levinsohn worked as the Chief Executive of Guggenheim Digital Media and as a board member of the Trustees group at an American University.
From his vast experience and success in different fields, Ross Levinsohn is set to replace the creator, James Heckman, as the CEO of Maven, a professional, original authority based in Seattle that is recognized for setting the trail as a community leader for various topics or causes. Heckman is set to provide pivotal advice to Levinsohn on business development strategies. The former interim CEO at Yahoo is set to lead the investment strategies that will enable Maven to navigate its vision and goals efficiently.
As noted by the Street, Maven`s Executive chairperson, John Fichthorn, states that Maven is excited to welcome Levinsohn to the group that will see Maven grow to the next level. On the other hand, Levinsohn notes that he is excited to be a partner to several powerful brands and a world-class level team of leaders and employees. The company’s current state has reached a state where it empowers brands using state-of-the-art technology, distribution, and offering financial aid. Maven expects Levinsohn to build bridges to develop Sports Illustrated CEO and invest in supporting coalition members like History, Biography, and Maxim.