As well as sourcing and writing secondaries-related stories, the role also involves writing comment pieces and commissioning relevant third-party data, guest commentaries and analysis.
You should have an interest in developing and implementing strategies to drive traffic to websites and you also need the ability to edit other people’s copy.
Resilience under pressure – remaining focused in the face of competing priorities to ensure key deadlines are met – is also key. The individual should also be a gifted networker, who is willing and able to travel and attend industry-related events; engaging constantly with the markets we cover is a core requirement. Fluency in foreign languages and multimedia reporting skills are a plus.
The successful candidate will have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent and at least three solid years of journalism or related experience.
To apply, go here.
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