The 60-second Interview: Ellen Pollock, Editor of Bloomberg Businessweek

Dec 15, 2015 9:00 AM ET

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Ellen Pollock. (Photo courtesy of Bloomberg Businessweek)

POLITICO: You took the reins as editor from Josh Tyrangiel, who you worked closely with during his six years leading the publication. In your nine weeks at the helm, what do you think will be the biggest change at Businessweek under your leadership? What is the Businessweek you lead, compared to the Businessweek Tyrangiel led?

POLLOCK: The breakfast pastries we bring in when we have very long days and weekends have definitely improved since Josh left. I definitely have higher pastry standards.

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The 60-second Interview: Ellen Pollock, Editor of Bloomberg Businessweek

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