Ms. Weymouth is a venture partner at Blu Ventures Investors and an Adjunct Professor of Media and Law at George Washington University School of Media and Public Affairs. She served as a Senior Advisor at Togetherly Parents (formerly FamilyCare), a start-up in the mental health space from 2024 to 2025 and formerly served as its COO from 2021 to 2025. From 2017 to 2021 she served as COO and CEO of The Chef Market (formerly dineXpert), a group buying organization working with independent restaurants. Ms. Weymouth was Publisher and CEO of The Washington Post from 2008 through the end of 2014. Prior to becoming Publisher and CEO, Ms. Weymouth performed a number of different roles on the business side of The Washington Post including as Vice President of the Advertising department. She began her career as an attorney, practicing for eight years, including clerking for a year on the Ninth Circuit and spending several years as a litigator at the boutique law firm Williams & Connolly. Ms. Weymouth also serves on the board of Republic Services, Inc., an environmental service company, Xometry, Inc., an on-demand industrial parts marketplace, Graham Holdings Company, our parent company prior to our July 2015 spin-off, and Sequoia Fund, Inc., a mutual fund company. Ms. Weymouth is trustee for the Philip L. Graham Fund, a director of Grace Reproductive Health Services and DC Volunteer Lawyers Project. Ms. Weymouth earned her JD from Stanford Law School and graduated magna cum laude with a BA from Harvard. Ms. Weymouth brings to the Board: (i) leadership, management, and CEO experience gained through numerous leadership positions at The Washington Post, including Publisher and CEO, and as the former COO of Togetherly Parents and former COO and CEO of The Chef Market (formerly dineXpert); (ii) strategy and marketing experience from her eight years in the advertising department at The Washington Post, where as Vice President of Advertising she led the transformation of The Washington Post from a print newspaper business to a digital content business; and (iii) historical knowledge of our business, strategy and corporate culture from her time as a director of Graham Holdings Company.