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Martin Veitch, Editor in Chief
Martin started his IT journalism career at PC Week in 1990. He joined Ziff-Davis UK in 1992 and helped launch PC Direct, rising to become Deputy Editor before leaving in 1996 to set up ZDNet News. He joined IT Week as Executive News Editor in 1998 and was appointed Editor in May 1999. In January 2001 he stepped down to become Executive Editor. He joined CIO in March 2008, and his other published work includes appearances in The Wall Street Journal Europe, BBC News Online, CFO and The Guardian. He also speaks regularly at conferences.
Rhys Lewis, Managing Editor
Rhys began working in publishing writing sport reports for newspapers in Wales in 1992 before joining PC Direct at Ziff-Davis in 1993 as a sub-editor, later becoming Managing Editor. He launched his first website in 1995, focusing on Welsh club rugby. He was launch Production Editor at IT Week from 1998 and later worked on a freelance writing, editing and production basis for print and web publications from The Stage to Travel Trade Gazette. He has also worked at Wanadoo and Dennis Publishing in online projects before joining CIO in June 2008 as Managing Editor where he is responsible for writing and editing copy and ensuring the safe progress of copy from inception to publication.
Mark Chillingworth, Editor, Online
After university Mark became the News Editor of a consumer magazine before joining the Sky TV science and technology channel. At Sky Mark edited the consumer site, which led to a stint producing television items. He then travelled and worked as a journalist for two years, before returning to be News Editor of publishing industry title Information World Review which he went on to edit before joining CIO in January 2008. As Editor of the online CIO title he is responsible for all online content and developments.
