Quartz editor in chief Kevin Delaney sent out the following staff hiring announcement on Thursday:
I’m very happy to announce the following additions to our editorial staff:
Olivia Goldhill started this past week as our weekend writer, working Thursdays through Mondays. Olivia is temporarily working from London, and moving to NYC around early October. She previously worked for the Telegraph as a features writer, focused on digital pieces at the the short and long ends of the Quartz curve. She earlier was a business reporter, and a participant in a highly selective Telegraph fellowship program that gave her exposure to a range of beats. Olivia covered news for the Press Association and Media Wales, and wrote a travel guidebook to Bogota. She has a master’s in journalism from City University London and a bachelor’s in philosophy from Harvard. She’s already worked that philosophy training into some Quartz articles—impressive! You can follow her @OliviaGoldhill
Ana Campoy joins Quartz from Dallas starting on Sept. 14 as a reporter covering Latin America and general assignment US news. (She’ll be working from NYC for her first week.) Ana previously was a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, writing on news ranging from politics to natural disasters to Texas quirks such as suburban feral pigs. She previously wrote about the oil refining industry for the Journal. Before that, she followed European central bankers for Dow Jones Newswires in Frankfurt, Germany, and handled corporate breaking news at MarketWatch in San Francisco. Ana earlier was a staff reporter at Mexico’s Grupo Reforma. She has a bachelor’s degree from Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey and a master’s in journalism and Latin American studies from UC Berkeley. Ana speaks Spanish, German, and French. You can follow her at @ana_campoy_
Corinne Purtill joins Quartz as a general assignment reporter on Sept. 14, working from London temporarily in advance of moving to Los Angeles next month. She was previously a senior correspondent for GlobalPost in London, writing articles and producing and reporting video stories. Corinne was earlier a freelance writer, an environment reporter at the Arizona Republic, a reporter/editor at the Cambodia Daily, and news reporter at the Washington Post community newspapers. She has a bachelor’s from Stanford, and you can follow her @CorinnePurtill
Ashley Rodriguez joins Quartz on Sept. 21 as a general assignment reporter in NYC with a focus on business news, media, and marketing. Ashley has been a reporter for Advertising Age, covering retail and financial services marketers. Prior to that she worked for digital creative and marketing agencies, and was a journalist with Brooklyn Today. Ashley has a bachelor’s from Pace and a master’s in journalism from CUNY, where she picked up basic JavaScript and SQL skills that she uses to tell interactive stories and analyze data. You can follow her @AshleyRreports
Molly Rubin joins Quartz on Sept. 21 as editorial administrative assistant and office coordinator in NYC. Molly has been a literary/executive assistant at Trident Media Group, and a production assistant with On the Case with Paula Zahn. She graduated from Tufts, and speaks French. You can follow her @mrubez
A reminder that Jenny Anderson starts in London on Sept. 14. As I’d previously announced, she joins us from the New York Times and will be writing on topics such as education, global tax dodging, parenting, marriage, aging, women’s issues, health, fitness, and the conspiracy of central bankers. (You can follow her @JAndersonNYT)
Ian Kar has started in our New York office, and will be covering our future of finance obsession. Ian was an associate editor at Bank Innovation covering financial technology, also known as fintech. He created the FinTech Today blog and email newsletter, and has been a correspondent for the Breaking Banks podcast. Ian was previously a reporter for International Business Times and Benzinga, and was tech editor of Heavy.com. He speaks Bengali. You can follow him @iankar_
Aamna Mohdin joined us in the London office. She will be a general assignment reporter, working closely with Kabir Chibber. Aamna joins Quartz from IFLScience, where she’s been a staff writer, and SciDev.net, where she’s been a blogger. Aamna has a biology degree from University of London and a master’s in science communication from Imperial College London. She speaks Arabic and Somali. You can follow her @aamnamohdin
Please join me in welcoming them.
