The Role The ideal candidate has the ambition and authority to be an agenda-setting voice. This writer will have a wide view of the most-interesting developments in leadership in the news, and will have smart things to say about them on a frequent basis. We aren’t looking for an opinion writer but rather a person who will draw from years of reporting experience and constant fresh reporting to offer authoritative takes. Scoops are always welcome, insights expected.
As a chief correspondent, this person is a “go anywhere” journalist working across platforms, meaning they have the opportunity to represent BI at live events, in the broader media, on our web site, newsletters, and more. In addition to having a regular byline on the site, this correspondent will experiment with new formats and reach audiences wherever they are.
This position is based in our New York City HQ with an in-office requirement of three days a week, and is union-eligible.
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