Bloomberg News managing editor for economy and government Mario Parker, White House editor Justin Sink and Washington bureau chief Peggy Collins sent out the following to the staff:
Hi all,
We’re delighted to share exciting personnel news within the US ECOGOV sphere. Josh Wingrove‘s remit expands as he also takes on the dual title of Washington Correspondent and Senior White House Reporter.
In this role, Josh will widen his chronicling of the power emanating from the White House and intersecting with core Bloomberg coverage areas of the economy and trade. He will also pinpoint key political themes from Washington and across the US, helping our readers make sense of the impact. Josh has been reporting from the White House since joining the team from the Ottawa bureau in 2019. He’s distinguished himself as one of the sharpest reporters in Washington, with recent scoops on Trump taking a stake in Intel, his crusade to oust Fed Governor Lisa Cook and plans to host the G-20 at his Doral golf club.
Jennifer Dluohy
Senior reporter Jennifer Dlouhy becomes a permanent White House correspondent, after doing an embed from the Energy team, where she established a reputation as one of the best reporters in the energy, environment and climate policy space. Jen has quickly made her mark at the White House, notching scoops on administration plans to clarify tariffs on gold, Trump’s trade deal with Japan and how energy price impacts factored into Trump’s deliberations before he decided to strike Iran. Jen will continue to track energy themes in her new role and will look for opportunities to collaborate with the Commodities and Energy group.
We’re excited for these moves and what they will mean for our coverage. Please join us in congratulating Josh and Jen.
