Rise to Success: Career Highlights of Jeffrey Goldberg

Discover the career path of Jeffrey Goldberg, from the first major opportunity to industry-changing achievements.

Jeffrey Goldberg is an American journalist and editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, known for his foreign affairs coverage. He also moderates the PBS program Washington Week, maintaining his role at The Atlantic while hosting the show. His career highlights his prominent position in journalism and commentary on current events.

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Full Timeline Career & Achievements

2000: Joins The New Yorker

In 2000, Jeffrey Goldberg joined The New Yorker as a writer, adding to his experience at The Washington Post, The Jerusalem Post, The Forward, New York magazine, and The New York Times Magazine.

October 2006: Interviewed by New York magazine

In October 2006, Jeffrey Goldberg was interviewed by Boris Kachka, a contributing editor for New York magazine, about his book 'Prisoners' and other issues related to journalism and the Middle East.

2006: Publication of 'Prisoners: A Muslim and a Jew Across the Middle East Divide'

In 2006, Jeffrey Goldberg's book, 'Prisoners: A Muslim and a Jew Across the Middle East Divide', was published by Knopf. It describes Goldberg's experiences in Israel working at the Ketziot military prison camp and his friendship with a prisoner named Rafiq.

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2007: Hired by The Atlantic

In 2007, Jeffrey Goldberg was hired by David G. Bradley to write for The Atlantic after nearly two years of attempts. Bradley even rented ponies for Goldberg's children to persuade him.

2011: Joins Bloomberg View as a Columnist

In 2011, Jeffrey Goldberg joined Bloomberg View as a columnist, adding to his journalism career.

2014: Leaves Bloomberg

In 2014, Jeffrey Goldberg ended his role at Bloomberg View.

2016: Becomes Editor-in-Chief of The Atlantic

In 2016, Jeffrey Goldberg joined The Atlantic and became editor-in-chief, focusing his writing on foreign affairs, particularly the Middle East and Africa.

2016: Shaped The Atlantic's Endorsement of Hillary Clinton

In 2016, Jeffrey Goldberg reportedly shaped The Atlantic's endorsement of Hillary Clinton in the United States presidential election, marking only the magazine's third endorsement in its 160-year history.

August 2023: Becomes Moderator of Washington Week

In August 2023, Jeffrey Goldberg became the moderator of the PBS program Washington Week, which was renamed "Washington Week with The Atlantic" to reflect an editorial partnership.

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August 2023: Moderates Washington Week

In August 2023, Jeffrey Goldberg began moderating the PBS program Washington Week (rebranded as Washington Week with The Atlantic). He continued to serve as The Atlantic's editor.

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