Editor in Chief of Harvard Business Review (HBR).

She oversees all editorial content and strategy for HBR, including its flagship magazine, digital platforms, books, and events. She also serves as Vice President and Executive Editorial Director of Harvard Business Publishing, a role she has held since 2020, in which she leads editorial strategy and content development for HBP’s Corporate Learning and Higher Education businesses. 

Previous Experience

• She joined Harvard Business Review in 2011 as Editor, leading the magazine and its editorial team. Under her leadership, the magazine has reinforced its reputation as a trusted source of content for senior leaders. 
• Before her time at HBR, she was Vice President, Global Thought Leadership at ManpowerGroup. 
• Prior to that, she served as Executive Editor at strategy+business, the publication of PwC. 
• She has also held senior editorial roles at Business 2.0, The Industry Standard, Brill’s Content, and U.S. News & World Report. 
  Harvard Business School
• She began her career at CBS News. 

Awards & Recognitions

Under her stewardship, Harvard Business Review has received numerous awards and recognitions, including two nominations for the National Magazine Award for general excellence.  She is the founding co-host of ward-wining HBR’s Women at Work podcast.

Education
Bernstein earned a bachelor’s degree in Classics from Yale University.