The senior reporter must:
— Establish a reputation — effectively, a brand name — among readers interested in the impact of regulatory decision-making on mergers and acquisitions.
— Identify travel priorities, and work with the managing editor to see to it that limited resources are deployed to greatest effect.
— Target sources for special attention and interaction over lunch or coffee, or at professional conferences or elsewhere.
— Set coverage priorities, identifying key cases and covering those cases with minimal supervision.
— Provide creative analysis of events, illuminating context and big-picture trends.
— Provide commentary that relies on exclusive sourcing or insight.
— Discuss legal strategies in the context of precedent and politics.
— Offer predictive insight into regulatory risk.
— Work with and assist researchers to ensure that case files are properly maintained.
— Collaborate with other reporters to share expertise.
Requirements:
— MLex senior reporters typically have advanced degrees in journalism or law, or comparable experience. Ten years of journalism experience, including coverage of competition regulation, is preferred.
Please send resumes to Tony Cooke, Managing Editor, MLex North America, at cooke@mlex.com.
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