The reporter generates a never-ending stream of stories and ideas, spots trends, and finds unique takes on events that affect the business world.
This position drives digital traffic, builds audience with business-oriented and insightful coverage, produces engaging content from topics and storylines, and introduces new subjects and topics through original stories not yet in that spotlight.
– Pitch, write and produce timely, highly engaging stories, both original in content and based off developing events/topics, for use on our web site and the reporter’s home page. – Generate and produce visual storytelling content – slideshows, videos, infographics – for use across digital platforms. – Be fluent on social media in promoting content, being a thought leader and interacting with readers. – Contribute and create content for our publication’s special projects, sections and focus reports. – Pitch, write and produce enterprise stories on a regular basis. – Take on other duties assigned by the Editor in Chief and Managing Editor as needed.
Ability to work in a general office environment. Extensive computer use required. Some travel required. Ability to handle flexible work schedules, including nights, weekends and holidays.
To apply, send clips, resume and a cover letter to editor Patrick Chu at pchu@bizjournals.com.
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