People on the Move | 04.30.09

Scott Donaton is leaving Time Inc.'s Entertainment Weekly. The former Advertising Age publisher took the top sales post at EW in December 2007. A successor is expected to be named soon.

Maxim name Dirk Barnett creative director. Most recently, Barnett served as creative director at Maxim's now-defunct sister magazine Blender.

Mike Kessler has left Entrepreneur after two months as deputy editor. Prior to joining the magazine, Kessler served as articles editor for Denver's 5280.

Rodale named Bill Stump vice president of Prevention Digital, overseeing Prevention.com and other Prevention-branded sites including FlatBellyDiet.com. Previously, Stump served as vice president and brand editor for Men's Health and Women's Health online.

Jeff Price is stepping down from his position as president of Sports Illustrated Digital to “explore new challenges." Vivek Shah, group digital president of Time Inc.’s News Group, will continue to oversee SI Digital.

Johnson Publishing has announced a pair of staffing changes to its integrated sales and marketing team: Tanya Hine, former vice president of national sales at Inroads Inc., was appointed vice president of integrated sales and marketing at Ebony and Jet; and vice president and group advertising director Nicole S. Yutkowitz was named sales director. In an unrelated move, Bryan Monroe resigned as vice president and editorial director.

Dennis Triola was named vice president of Anthem Media Group. He previously served as president of Ascend Media’s Allied Healthcare group.

American Business Media's John Holden, who served as senior vice president of business media services and business development, has retired.

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