Andrew Saunders, The Globe and Mail

Andrew Saunders, recently appointed as President and CEO of The Globe and Mail, is a seasoned business leader with over two decades of experience in the Canadian media industry. His extensive background spans various domains, including business development, advertising, communications, strategic planning, technology, audience development, and general management. Andrew brings a wealth of expertise to his role, where he is responsible for leading the overall strategy and direction of The Globe and Mail.

Prior to assuming his current role, Andrew held the position of Chief Revenue Officer at The Globe and Mail, where he successfully led the monetization strategy for the organization’s diverse portfolio, including the national newspaper, Canada’s premier business magazine, custom publishing, digital advertising networks, and more. His leadership extended to digital distribution channels, events, and conferences, all while delivering business value through advertising and subscription models.

Before joining The Globe and Mail in 2001, Andrew served as the Vice President of Local, Regional, and Business Development at CTV, one of Canada’s largest private broadcasters. His illustrious career at CTV began in 1992, and he held various senior positions, including Vice President of Sales at Report on Business Television and Vice President of Revenue Management at CTV.

Andrew is an active participant in the marketing and advertising community, having contributed his expertise to various industry boards and associations. He is the past chair and current board member of the Interactive Advertising Bureau of Canada (IAB), board member of Canadian Press and WAN/IFRA, and chair of the Canadian Cannes Advisory Board.

As President and CEO, Andrew spearheads The Globe and Mail’s strategic vision, fostering a consultative and customer-centric approach to drive value for both readers and shareholders. Under his guidance, The Globe and Mail remains an essential source of news and information for millions of Canadians, providing comprehensive coverage of national, international, and business news—both in print since 1844 and digitally since 2000.