As the Managing Editor of Breaking News EMEA, you will never have a dull day. From Bloomberg’s regional hub in London, you’ll be responsible for the group that owns the first fifteen minutes of news; stories can break unexpectedly from a broad range of sources, from regulatory filings to social media. Our teams are at the forefront of a wide array of stories; Europe’s biggest companies such as Nestle and Novo Nordisk, the Israel-Hamas war, and the trials and tribulations of the UK after Brexit. When news breaks we send a quick headline within seconds and the first dispatch within minutes, with the aim of serving the real-time client; we’re a flexible team who also write longer stories and contribute to the various platforms across Bloomberg News.
You may need to provide hands-on guidance for your teams amid an onslaught of news, but you should also know when to step back and give people room to maneuver and grow. You’ll engage in lots of discussions with other teams to plan coverage for major events. Over the longer term, you’ll come up with a strategy and vision for improving the speed, accuracy and depth of our breaking-news product. You’ll also be in constant conversation with other departments including Core Product and Global Data to improve our use of AI, automation and tools.
To apply, go here.
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