Robert Bleiberg

June 21, 1924 (age 73)

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Early in his career, Bleiberg worked as an associate editor on Prudden’s Digest of Investment and Banking Options. He began forty-five years at Barron’s in 1946, first as associate editor of Barron's National Business and Financial Weekly. He became editor in the mid-1950s and was named vice president of Dow Jones magazines in 1980. A year later he became a publisher at Barron’s and served in that capacity until 1989. He also served as editorial director beginning in 1982, until his retirement nine years later. In addition to editing the publication, he also contributed to a weekly column at Barron's. Bleiberg penned a book titled Tax Reform: Real or Spurious?

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Robert Marvin Bleiberg was born on June 21, 1924, in Brooklyn, New York, United States.

Career

Early in his career, Bleiberg worked as an associate editor on Prudden’s Digest of Investment and Banking Options.

He began forty-five years at Barron’s in 1946, first as associate editor of Barron's National Business and Financial Weekly. He became editor in the mid-1950s and was named vice president of Dow Jones magazines in 1980. A year later he became a publisher at Barron’s and served in that capacity until 1989. He also served as editorial director beginning in 1982, until his retirement nine years later.

In addition to editing the publication, he also contributed to a weekly column at Barron's. Bleiberg penned a book titled Tax Reform: Real or Spurious?

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During Bleiberg’s tenure at Barron’s, the circulation of the publication grew five times larger.

Among his honors was the New York Financial Writers Association’s Elliott V. Bell Award.

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Elliott V. Bell Award, United States