James Green will start the position with Clint Reilly Communications, which owns The Examiner and NobHillGazette, on April 1.
One of the nation’s top digital media executives will join The San Francisco Examiner as president.
“James brings an incredible amount of savvy and experience to our media company,” said Clint Reilly, a fourth-generation Bay Area resident who bought the 157-year-old newspaper in 2020 along with his wife, Janet. “I am extremely excited and honored to be joining the team at this pivotal time for our industry,” Green said. “What a tremendous opportunity to be a part of restoring an iconic San Francisco brand and building the foundation for our journalistic endeavors for years to come.”
“James has an unparalleled background in digital media,” Reilly said. “He is a game changer for The Examiner and The Gazette.”
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