Ben Jhoty is promoted to editor-in-chief of Men’s Health Australia

Health Australia

• Jhoty moves up from deputy editor, a role he has held since 2019

Ben Jhoty has been promoted as editor-in-chief of Men’s Health Australia, taking over from the outgoing Scott Henderson.

News of the promotion, announced by publishing houses Paragon Media and Hearst, will see Jhoty move up from deputy editor, a role he has held since 2019, effective immediately.

Jhoty said: “I am delighted to take over as editor-in-chief and am really looking forward to sinking my teeth into the role.

“As someone who started at Men’s Health back in my twenties and have worked my way up, I know the brand inside out and am so grateful for the opportunity to take the helm as we enter an exciting period of growth.

“Outgoing editor Scott Henderson has left an extremely solid foundation for me, and I am keen to continue the work he started in increasing MH’s audience footprint across our print, digital and social platforms while making the brand a more open and inclusive forum for discussion of men’s physical and mental health, as well as social issues,” Jhoty said.

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Scott Henderson

“Paragon is committed to helping Men’s Health grow and succeed and we have a fantastic opportunity to cement our status as Australia’s no.1 men’s lifestyle brand.

“As a multi-faceted, 360-degree offering boasting a unique combination of brand heritage, editorial excellence and commercial savvy, Men’s Health is an unparalleled destination for PR and advertising partners looking to make a splash in the men’s lifestyle space,” the newly appoint editor-in-chief added.

As part of a team restructure, former associate editor Dan Williams has been appointed deputy editor, while Henderson will remain attached to the brand as fitness editor.

Last month, Men’s Health Australia magazine featured Tim Robards on the cover of the September issue to mark its 25th birthday

The reality show star, who rose to fame as the first Australian Bachelor, graces the Men’s Health cover for the fourth time and talked about his path from chiropractor and model to fitness entrepreneur, actor and family man.

See also: Men’s Health Australia celebrates its 25th birthday with Tim Robards on the cover

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