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Washington, D.C. — May 6, 2025 — SpaceNews, the trusted source for space industry news and analysis for more than 35 years, is proud to announce the appointment of Adam Griffiths as its first Chief Product Officer. This strategic hire marks a significant step forward in SpaceNews’ transformation into a next-generation space information platform.
Griffiths joins SpaceNews with a proven track record of building and scaling digital and subscription-based products for global audiences. As Chief Product Officer, he will oversee the vision, design and delivery of all SpaceNews products, including its newsletters, website, client event unit and flagship SpaceNews magazine.
This role signals SpaceNews’ commitment to pairing the right talent with the right technology to serve the growing needs of the global space community—industry professionals, decision-makers, educators, and lifelong learners. With new subscription-based products on the horizon, SpaceNews is preparing to meet increasing demand for data, intelligence and analytics delivered in powerful, user-centric formats.
“Never have I met someone so cross-functionally capable,” said SpaceNews President Paige McCullough. “Adam brings a unique blend of creative vision and business acumen. He’s a true problem-solver, a go-getter who leads with energy and insight, and someone who grounds every decision in data and results. With his leadership, we’re building not just products, but platforms that support editorial excellence, sales innovation and meaningful value for our audience.”
Griffiths will collaborate across departments to elevate the look, feel, and function of SpaceNews offerings. He will work closely with the editorial team to shape visual strategy and user experience, while partnering with sales and events teams to bring high-value, in-demand solutions to market.
About Adam Griffiths
Griffiths most recently served as head of product at Foreign Policy magazine, where he led the modern transformation of the 55-year-old media brand. His work resulted in continual growth in B2C and B2B subscription revenue and the successful launch of FP Insider, a premium product serving policy professionals with exclusive data and research.
Previously, Griffiths was Foreign Policy’s creative director, where he oversaw the 2017 redesign of ForeignPolicy.com and produced its quarterly print edition. Earlier in his career, he served as deputy creative director at Washington Post Express, leading visuals for special projects and developing new print and digital products. He holds a degree in visual journalism from Kent State University.
About SpaceNewsSpaceNews has covered the business and politics of space for more than three decades. With a mission to inform, connect, and inspire, SpaceNews delivers original reporting, expert analysis, and industry intelligence across its digital, print, and live platforms to audiences across government, industry, and academia.
For more information or media inquiries, contact:Paige McCullough, Presidentpmccullough @ spacenews.com
