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Dallas Business Journal appoints new publisher
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The Dallas Business Journal has named Lisa Bormaster, most recently the publisher of the Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal, as their new publisher. Bormaster is replacing Huntley Paton, who is taking an editorial position in the Charlotte, N.C. headquarters of parent company American City Business Journals.
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