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 accompanied by perspective and context for a vibrant audience of entrepreneurs, business owners, executives and professionals in one of the nation’s most vibrant economic regions.
Specifically, this reporter will cover Greater Baltimore’s thriving technology and innovation economy — which includes coverage of its world-class health care and higher education institutions — and Maryland’s emerging medical cannabis industry. The reporter will write about everything from scoops about established companies, startups and entrepreneurs, to sophisticated analysis of the issues that affect the industry, to savvy, important coverage of the executives, ideas and characters who make it go.
The audience for this reporter runs from startup executives to long-tenured CEOs, executives at every level in between, and everyone who wants to know and/or do business with them.
To apply, go here.
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