Jim Fegen
About Jim Fegen
Jim Fegen serves as the Senior Vice President of Innovation Lab and Engagement at Thomson Reuters, where he has worked since 2018. He also holds the position of Associate Pastor at Redemption Community Church, focusing on pastoral care since 2016.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Jim Fegen has held multiple senior leadership roles at Thomson Reuters since 2001. He currently serves as the SVP of Innovation Lab and Engagement, a position he has held since 2018 in Stamford, CT. In this role, he drives innovation projects and employee engagement initiatives. Prior to this, he was the SVP of Editorial Operations from 2011 to 2018 and the SVP of Global Publishing for a year in 2010. He also served as SVP of Sales and Marketing for nine years, contributing significantly to the company's operations and strategy.
Education and Expertise
Jim Fegen earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology from Northwestern University, where he studied from 1973 to 1977. His educational background has provided a foundation for his extensive career in publishing and innovation. His expertise spans various aspects of editorial operations, sales, marketing, and employee engagement, which he has applied throughout his tenure at Thomson Reuters.
Background
Before transitioning to his current role in the church, Jim Fegen spent 41 years in the publishing industry. His career at Thomson Reuters included significant leadership positions that shaped the company's editorial and publishing strategies. In addition to his corporate career, he has been serving as an Associate Pastor at Redemption Community Church in Port Chester, NY, since 2016, where he focuses on pastoral care and the spiritual well-being of the church community.
Achievements
During his time at Thomson Reuters, Jim Fegen has been instrumental in driving innovation and enhancing employee engagement across the organization. His leadership in various senior roles has contributed to the company's growth and adaptation in a rapidly changing publishing landscape. His transition to a pastoral role reflects his commitment to community service and spiritual leadership.