Robert J. Thomson serves as the Chief Executive Officer of News Corp Class B, a global, diversified media and information services company. Born in Stirling, Scotland, Thomson has built a distinguished career in journalism and media management. He began his career at the Financial Times, where he worked for over two decades, rising through the ranks to become the editor of the newspaper in 2002. During his tenure, he was instrumental in transforming the Financial Times into a globally respected publication, significantly expanding its international readership and digital presence. In 2007, Thomson joined The Wall Street Journal as its editor-in-chief, a position he held until 2012. Under his leadership, The Wall Street Journal maintained its reputation as a leading business news source while also enhancing its digital offerings and global coverage. Thomson's strategic vision and editorial acumen were pivotal in driving the publication's success during a period of significant change in the media industry. In 2013, he was appointed CEO of News Corp, where he has continued to leverage his extensive experience to steer the company through the evolving media landscape. As CEO of News Corp, Robert J. Thomson oversees a diverse portfolio of media assets, including newspapers, digital real estate services, book publishing, and digital education. His leadership has been marked by a focus on innovation and digital transformation, aiming to position News Corp as a leader in the global media market. Thomson's strategic initiatives have included expanding the company's digital real estate services through acquisitions and partnerships, as well as investing in new technologies to enhance the company's offerings. His commitment to journalistic integrity and business acumen continue to drive News Corp's growth and success.