Jerry Tarde has been the editor-in-chief at Golf Digest for 32 years, growing the circulation of the world’s leading golf publication to 1.65 million, and expanding its international affiliates to 27 editions.

Tarde has also grown GolfDigest.com’s average monthly unique visitors to 2.4 million and average monthly videos views to 23 million. He has attracted some of the most renowned journalists to the brand, including Thomas L. Friedman, Dan Jenkins and John Feinstein, and he has signed exclusive contracts with the greatest players in the history of the game — Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Annika Sorenstam, as well as modern-day all-stars — Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler.

Tarde has helped Golf Digest win more than 200 awards from the Golf Writers Association of America and several nominations for National Magazine Awards (including an ASME for General Excellence, the industry’s most coveted nomination). Tarde himself has won the PGA of America Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism.

Prior to graduating from Northwestern University’s School of Journalism in 1978, Tarde joined Golf Digest as an intern and was assistant editor soon thereafter. Tarde became associate editor in 1979 and senior editor in 1982. In 1984, at age 28, Tarde was named editor of Golf Digest.

Kim Kelleher is the chief business officer of GQ, GQ Style, Golf Digest, Golf World, Pitchfork, and the Wired Media Group—comprised of Ars Technica, Backchannel, and WIRED.

Most recently, Kelleher served as chief business officer of Allure, Brides, Glamour, Self, and Teen Vogue. Prior to that,  she was the chief revenue officer of Wired Media Group.

Kelleher’s career in media, marketing, and advertising spans more than 20 years. Before joining the Wired Media Group, she was president of Say Media. Previously, Kelleher was worldwide publisher of Time. During her tenure, she was named Advertising Age’s Publisher of the Year in October 2011. Kelleher also served as vice president and publisher of Sports Illustrated, where she was the first female executive to lead Sports Illustrated advertising sales in the history of the brand. Prior to that, she was vice president and publisher of Self and was inducted into the American Advertising Federation’s Advertising Hall of Achievement, the industry’s premier award for outstanding young advertising professionals.

Kelleher is active in many philanthropic initiatives. She is currently vice chair of the American Advertising Federation and serves on numerous boards including: the Board of Governors of Cancer and Careers, the charitable arm of Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW), New York Women in Communications, and the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communications.

Kelleher is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison and lives in New York with her husband and two sons.