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Steve Slon to Lead The Saturday Evening PostWednesday, January 18, 2012 The Saturday Evening Post, the oldest magazine in America in having been founded by Ben Franklin in 1728, gets a new editorial director in Steve Slon. The former editor of AARP the Magazine, Slon won the National Magazine Award for his efforts  there. Prior to AARP, Slon was Success editor-in-chief and was managing editor at Men’s Health during its years of explosive growth.In December 2010, min honored Slon as Launch Editor of the Year for his work at ChopChop  , a food and cooking magazine for kids. Says Saturday Evening Post CEO/publisher Joan SerVaas: “Steve comes with a Rolodex of fine writers and a natural instinct for delivering great journalism. We are thrilled to have him join The Saturday Evening Post team.”In addition to overseeing the iconic bimonthly, Slon and The Saturday Evening Post Society produce the children’s titles Jack and Jill, Turtle and Humpty Dumpty. The Saturday Evening Post has been Indianapolis-based and in its current format since the SerVaas family acquired the magazine in 1971--four years after it ceased publication as an Philadephia-based weekly that had published regularly since 1821. If you have breaking news to share please contact min’s editors.
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