New York Post CEO and leadership

Sean Giancola is a Chief Executive Officer at New York Post and CEO:New York Post at News Corporation. He studied at Syracuse University.

Senior Finance Executive with experience in Fortune 500 companies in the digital and newspaper publishing, advertising and promotion and consumer goods industries. Experience includes strategic planning, budgeting and forecasting, mergers and acquisitions, system implementations, manufacturing controllership, and General and Cost Accounting. Proven track record with implementing planning and financial close processes, integrating businesses, negotiating contracts, and providing financial leadership to business initiatives.

Mark Graham is an Editor-In-Chief - Decider.com / Vice President, Digital Strategy - New York Post at New York Post and is based in New York City, New York. He has worked as Dialog Supervisor at Beyond Interactive, Editor at New York Magazine, and Online Communications Project Manager at Borders. Mark works or has worked as Employee at VH1 and Editor-in-chief at Onion. He attended University of Michigan between 1992 and 1996 and Rochester Adams High School.

Bernadette is a student Universidad Carlos III de Madrid starting in 2016 and is based in City Metropolitan Area, New York City, New York. She is a Bureau Chief at New York Post and Political Reporter at New York Post. Bernadette has worked as News Assistant at Spectrum, Freelance Reporter at Two River Times, and Editor In Chief at The Marist Circle Newspaper. She attended Marist College between 2013 and 2017.

Brad Elders is an EVP & COO at New York Post and is based in New, York.

Margi Conklin is a Managing Editor and Features and Special Sections; Editor-in-Chief, Alexa at New York Post and is based in New York Post.

Michelle Gotthelf is a Digital Editor-in-Chief at New York Post.

Philip Recchia is a versatile media vet who has worked for NBC, News Corp., Wenner Media and Reader’s Digest. He began his career at Bear Stearns, and later served as director of special on-air projects and media relations for CNBC, where he conceived its first-ever documentary, \'The Story of Wall Street\'; shepherded Maria Bartiromo to star status; and created Student Stock Tournament, which netted $3 million in revenue in Year 2. In 1999, he co-created JAGfn, one of the world’s first webcast networks. After that he was a columnist and reporter for the New York Post, and producer for Fox News Channel. In 2007, he joined Us Weekly, then returned to News Corp. to launch PageSix.com. From 2008 to 2011, he was director of programming and communications for BlogTalkRadio, the world’s largest social radio network. While at BlogTalkRadio in 2009, he produced a live White House address from Barack Obama on health care reform, marking the first time ever a US president hosted a podcast. Recchia has also served as a consultant to ABC News. He is the former CEO of SnipMe, Inc., a startup he co-founded in 2015, which, via a patented process, produced and distributed original, short-form TV shows that focus on user-submitted video. He is currently CEO of Jessie Jiang New York, Inc., a media-production and fashion-export company that operates exclusively on Alibaba's Taobao Live platform. He also serves on the board of directors, currently as president, of the Post-Finasteride Syndrome Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization based in Belle Mead, NJ. A graduate of Boston University, Recchia was an adjunct professor at New York University from 2002 to 2015.