If you can deliver the tough-to-get, most important business and financial stories of the day, then the Mississippi Business Journal is for you. We are looking for a reporter to cover the Tri-County area around the State Capitol who isn’t afraid to ask the tough question, research for accuracy and communicate in an interesting manner. There’s more — like blogging, social media, special sections and the other must-dos that can be talked about later.
The basic beats to be covered by the prospective candidate are …
» Commercial and Residential Real Estate
» Technology
» Banking and Finance
» Automotive Industry
You get paid, get all the normal benefits and a sense of accomplishment at the end of every day. We get a business-savvy reporter, who is resourceful and able to evaluate news leads, develop story ideas, and build a reliable and credible source base. In the end, the MBJ has up-to-the-minute breaking news and below-the-surface enterprise journalism that matters and makes a difference to you and our readers.
We want to win every day. Do you? Contact Ross Reily, editor, (601) 573-2952, or e-mail resumes to ross.reily@msbusiness.com.
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