The Global Mining Editor will be in charge of companies and topics ranging from Rio Tinto to Glencore and SQM, from the scramble for critical minerals to the disruption to trade as a result of the war in Ukraine and other supply chain shifts, changing global economic demand and beyond. You’ll cover its impacts to manufacturing and heavy industry as well as stories relating to resource nationalism, regulatory scrutiny and environmental opposition.
This high-profile role presents a great opportunity to set the coverage agenda for a global newsroom, and drive scoops and ambitious stories of high interest to financial, professional and general readers. The successful Global Mining Editor will inspire and energize reporters whilst working across time zones with metal markets and industry-specific teams. The editor will deftly triage between major breaking news and drive deeper enterprise reporting to deliver a world-class mining file.
About the Role
As our Global Mining Editor, you will:
About You
You’re a fit for the role of Global Mining Editor if you have:
Please note, the deadline for applications is 24th of February at 11.59pm (GMT).
To apply, go here.
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