This is a position that opens up rarely within our news department, which is growing. While many newspapers have shrunk considerably over the past year, HBJ will actually come out of the pandemic with more reporters.
We also aren’t corporately-owned. We are a small privately-held company with owners who are investing and growing our brand.
The senior staff writer should be an enterprising journalist who can develop sources and their own story ideas and has ambitions to take on increasing responsibilities down the road. The main job duties include writing stories for print and online and covering beats that are at the very core of a business journal.
Commercial real estate is by far our most popular coverage area — consistently leading our top-read stories. We are looking for a reporter who knows their way around public records and is good at developing sources. You’ll be talking to brokers, developers, economic development officials and other top business leaders to get the scoop on the latest new developments, moves and property purchases and also dive deeply into the trends impacting Greater Hartford’s commercial real estate market.
We don’t want to just cover the news. We want to be breaking stories, outpacing the competition and leading the conversation.
You’ll also cover banking and finance and possibly some government.
We are offering a competitive salary, full health benefits and 401(k). We are looking for candidates with a minimum 3 to 5 years of experience. Business journalism experience is a plus.
If you’re interested in joining a hardworking and dynamic newsroom, send your resumes to Hartford Business Journal Editor Greg Bordonaro at gbordonaro@HartfordBusiness.com and Jill Coran at jcoran@nebusinessmedia.com. Please include at least 3 samples of your writing. Local candidates only. There is no relocation for this position.
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