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The Atlantic announces Jessica Goldstein as SVP of events

The Atlantic announces Jessica Goldstein as SVP of events
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The Atlantic has appointed Jessica Goldstein as its new Senior Vice President of Events. Goldstein, formerly of NPR and the Skoll Foundation, will oversee the magazine's live programming and national event strategy.

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Goldstein joins after leading events at NPR and the Skoll Foundation

August 24, 2026, 1:34 PM ET Share Save The Atlantic has hired Jessica Goldstein as senior vice president of events, who will work in partnership with managing director for events Evan Smith to lead and produce the magazine’s robust live programs nationwide. She begins with The Atlantic in early September.

Jessica has spent her career telling stories through reporting and creating live experiences that resonate far beyond the stage. She spent eight years creating and leading NPR’s live cultural programming, including creating the Tiny Desk Contest, NPR’s annual search for new musical talent, and the How I Built This Summit. She most recently led the Skoll Foundation’s global convenings strategy and directed the Skoll World Forum.

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