The Boston Business Journal has added two new reporters — Trajan Warren will cover banking, finance and professional services, and Isabel Tehan joins the Business Journal as its BostInno reporter, covering the startup and innovation economy.
Executive editor Doug Banks writes, “Tehan most recently worked as a reporter at the Worcester Business Journal and previously was a Dow Jones News Fund intern at the Philadelphia Business Journal. Her first day is Monday, Jan. 8.
“Hannah Green, the former BostInno reporter, has been named the Business Journal’s new life sciences reporter.
“Warren comes to Boston from North Carolina, where he worked for Elon College and where he was a reporter for the Triad Business Journal, a sister publication also owned by parent company American City Business Journals. Warren’s first day is Tuesday, Jan. 16.”
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