The Enquirer prioritizes journalism with impact, through watchdog and accountability reporting, and this role is essential to those efforts. The Enterprise & Investigations Editor is a senior position in our newsroom, leading a team of reporters on enterprise-rich beats as well as working on investigations across the newsroom and with other Gannett news organizations in Ohio. Because of that, creativity, resourcefulness, flexibility and a penchant for collaboration are key attributes for the person who will fill this position. The ideal candidate has a background in public service journalism and experience with data analysis, records requests, source development and media law. As part of the Enquirer’s leadership team, you will support key strategic audience and subscriber growth initiatives.
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