Clark plans to launch "Prizm," a new statewide print and online LGBTQ publication focusing on current events, health, arts and culture, fashion, politics, news, travel and entertainment and resources.
Her team will include Mike Moffo, Bob Vitale and Staley Munroe, former staffers of the now-defunct Outlook Ohio Magazine, the letter says.
In Dayton, Clark was active in a long list of organizations that include Downtown Rotary, Downtown Dayton Partnership, Big Brothers Big Sisters and the NCAA First Four Operating Committee.
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"This was a very hard decision for me as I have really enjoyed my time at the Dayton Business Journal. I will miss the great people who have helped me build the organization over the past decade, and our devoted readers, news sources, and advertisers, but I'm excited about the next step in my career and being closer to my family," Clark told the DBJ in an online article.
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She joined the newspaper in 2008 as its advertising director, according to her Linkedin page.
The Ohio State University graduate has had a long career in newspaper advertising, holding prior positions at The Virginian-Pilot, The Columbus Dispatch, as well as newspapers in the Mansfield area and suburban Columbus.
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