We’re hiring talented journalists who excel at breaking news, cultivating relationships and sources, and telling great stories.
You’ll be writing for a savvy business audience; we serve a readership that primarily consists of readers who run businesses and other organizations. A sophisticated understanding of business – including a working knowledge of financial statements – is a must.
The Orange County Business Journal is a truly anomalous print publication, whose financial performance today surpasses the dot-com boom peak of 2000. Our editorial excellence has put us in a position to grow while other print media shrink. We are not digital First; we are print First.
Orange County is filled with the corporate headquarters of household names like Vizio, Blizzard, Pimco, PacLife, Taco Bell, Chipotle and In-N-Out. It also has the North American headquarters of Hyundai, Kia and Mazda. We are also the birthplace of Broadcom and Allergan.
Orange County is home to renowned luxury-shopping mall South Coast Plaza, the country’s largest and most successful privately-held real-estate development company (The Irvine Company), the Disneyland Resorts and a vibrant tourism industry, as well as a thriving and an emerging ecosystem of start-up and growth-stage companies.
The right candidate will have a chance to grow with us, with possibilities beyond.
Send your resume and relevant clips to zani@ocbj.com with JOURNALIST RESUME in the subject line.
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