The successful candidate must be comfortable interviewing executives in the boardroom as well as workers out in the field. We’re looking for an aggressive reporter, able to break important news and then step back and write the definitive story for a broad audience on an industry in a period of extreme change, with shareholders increasing pressure on companies to reduce their carbon footprint, add diversity to c-suites and boards, and take action on longstanding problems including workplace harassment.
You must able to work as part of a multinational team, as well as collaborate with Bloomberg’s website, TV, radio, Green and Businessweek. You’ll be expected to perform independently at the highest standards, while also enthusiastically supporting bureau and group efforts and collaborating across teams and regions.
We’ll trust you to:
To apply, go here.
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