Washington Biz Journal seeks a fed and tech reporter
The Washington Business Journal is hiring a reporter to cover the emerging and advanced tech that’s driving substantial growth for the region and underpinning one of its biggest local industries: national security, cybersecurity, cloud computing, quantum computing, AI and the federal contracting industry. The DMV is rapidly becoming a hub for companies that work in […]
Dallas Biz Journal taps Wilen as transportation reporter
Holden Wilen will be joining the Dallas Business Journal as a transportation reporter, covering airlines, airports, trucking companies and more with a focus on Southwest Airlines and American Airlines. His new role begins in May. Currently, Wilen is a reporter at the Journal’s sister publication, the Baltimore Business Journal, covering the money beat. Before that, […]
Sports Biz Journal hires Silverman, promotes Smith
Sports Business Journal has tapped Alex Silverman as a staff reporter, covering the world of hockey and soccer. He returns to the Journal in Charlotte, where he was a staff writer for Sports Business Daily from 2013 to 2017. He has also covered the media industry at CableFax and recently, covered the sports business as […]
Baltimore Biz Journal seeks finance and sports biz reporter
The Baltimore Business Journal is looking for a reporter to cover banking, finance, the business of sports and public companies, including locally based powerhouses Under Armour, T. Rowe Price and McCormick & Co. Inc. The ideal candidate will blend traditional journalism skills — source building, sharp news judgment, interviewing prowess and scoop-driven reporting — with […]
Philly Biz Journal seeks a tech and higher ed reporter
Philadelphia Business Journal is looking for a reporter to cover technology, innovation and higher education. The ideal candidate brings exceptional journalism skills – source building, sharp news judgment, interviewing prowess, strong analytical and investigative reporting, clear writing, document use – and strong digital content sensibility. Whatever the platform, this reporter will produce content that is […]
Jacksonville Biz Journal seeks a logistics reporter
The Jacksonville Business Journal is looking for a reporter who can break news that will help our readers understand the leaders and the companies that are keeping goods and people flowing in, out and around Northeast Florida. The logistics industry is one of the biggest sectors in the area, which is home to a Fortune […]
Jacksonville Biz Journal reporter Brown departs
Will Brown, a reporter at the Jacksonville Business Journal in Florida, is leaving after 18 months. He had been covering transportation, logistics, financial services and sports business in Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Brown previously was a reporter for the St. Augustine Record covering topical issues and sports. He was also a reporter for the Victoria […]
Washington Biz Journal sued for defamation
A D.C. Council candidate has filed a defamation lawsuit in D.C. Superior Court against the Washington Business Journal and its former reporter, Alex Koma, who is now City Paper’s Loose Lips columnist, reports Mitch Ryals of City Paper. Ryals reports, “It’s unclear from Orange’s complaint what statements Orange alleges are defamatory. But in an emailed statement to City Paper, […]
Nashville Biz Journal promotes Stinnett to senior reporter
The Nashville Business Journal has promoted Joel Stinnett to a senior reporter position at the publication. Stinnett has been with the paper since September 2017 and covers health care and banking. “Joel is the type of reporter any editor should be happy to have their staff learn from and emulate, as someone who does great work and […]
Sams named editor of Atlanta Business Chronicle
The Atlanta Business Chronicle has named Doug Sams as editor in chief, effective immediately. A story on its website states, “‘I have observed how Doug has worked with our current newsroom team over the past four months and believe he is the right person to take the Chronicle to the next level,’ said David Rubinger, market […]
