James Green named new San Francisco Examiner president

Posted Wednesday, March 23, 2022 5:58 pm

James Green

Staff | San Francisco Examiner

The 157-year-old San Francisco (California) Examiner has tapped a new leader for its growth and transformation online.

James A. Green has been named president of Clint Reilly Communications, which owns The San Francisco Examiner and Nob Hill Gazette.

Green was most recently the vice president for digital at Lee Enterprises.

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