This position offers the unique opportunity to work alongside Canada’s foremost team of climate journalists in a warm and supportive workplace environment, engaging with the most climate-conscious audience across the nation. Our team boasts a dynamic mix of seasoned editors with decades of experience in journalism and some of the top emerging talents in Canada, fostering an environment of rich expertise and innovative perspectives.
Benefits of Working with CNO
CNO offers a comprehensive and supportive employment package designed to cater to the well-being and professional growth of our team members:
This comprehensive package reflects CNO’s commitment to fostering a supportive and enriching work environment for all employees.
Qualifications
Position Overview
The role of businesses is instrumental in propelling climate action forward. Through their investment choices, strategic planning, and active engagement with climate and health challenges, they stand at the forefront of efforts to combat climate change and secure a sustainable and healthy future for all.
As the Climate Business Journalist for CNO, your beat will focus on the intersection of innovation, technology, and climate change solutions within Canada. Your expertise lies not only in understanding the intricacies of business and environmental dynamics but also in recognizing and exploring the potential of diverse business sectors and practices in contributing to climate solutions.
Your reporting will target business and finance professionals, offering them news that is not only informative but also actionable and applicable to their fields.
Your responsibilities will extend beyond writing to include the monitoring, tracking, and documentation of the impact your articles have, utilizing various metrics to gauge their influence.
This position may occasionally require multi-day travel, once or twice annually, alongside regional day trips. There is also the potential for international travel during the second and third years of employment.
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