Lisa Glowinski is executive editor of GateHouse News Service, where she manages a staff of editors and designers and is responsible for niche and news content.

She most recently served as features editor at the Rockford (Ill.) Register Star and led the paper's daily lifestyle and Sunday sections. She was also assistant editor of Rockford Woman magazine. In 2009 she was a Poynter McCormick Change Leadership Fellow, and in 2008 she served as the newsroom multimedia training project manager for the Register Star, where she led a program to train all journalists in video and audio.

Glowinski has taught at American Association of Sunday and Feature Editors and APME NewsTrain conferences.

Michael posts content to the news service, creates several rails, such as the Biz Bits and Auto Bits, national or regional budgets as needed and is in charge of the Sudoku offerings and other special projects. Michael has been preparing the New England budget daily.

Before joining the GateHouse team, Toeset worked at the Daily Southtown in Chicago’s suburbs. As night copy desk chief, he led the daily production of the newspaper and was involved in page designing, editing, headline writing and more. Previously, Toeset worked in Midwest Suburban Publishing's Niche Publications department, where he served as editor of special sections and helped launch several monthly magazines, including the award-winning Elite magazine. He has won numerous awards for headlines and design.

Dayna is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia's journalism school and was Web editor for a Chicago-based SEO company before joining GateHouse News Service. As a copy editor, she writes GHNS' health, food, home and religion rails, and edits content for our website.

Jason designs feature pages and some magazines (Outdoor Living and Auto Preview, among others) for GateHouse’s Niche division.

He joined GateHouse from the Tennessean in Nashville, where he was the lead designer for the Marketing Department's Custom Publications team. His role involved designing promotional print materials for the paper's many clients in various formats such as tabloids, magazines, digests and broadsheets. He also was a graphic/page designer at the Post-Tribune in Merrillville, Ind., and at The Tribune in Seymour, Ind. -- winning design awards at both.