Minneapolis/St. Paul Biz Journal seeks editor in chief

The Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal Editor-in-Chief (EIC), as the highest-ranking newsroom leader, is responsible for driving content strategy and quality across all platforms. The EIC is expected to show an insatiable desire and proven ability to drive audience loyalty and growth through high-quality and relevant local business news. Leadership and innovation must be particularly pronounced […]
Corridor Biz Journal seeks a reporter

The Corridor Business Journal is the publication that the area’s most influential business leaders and entrepreneurs read to understand what’s actually happening. We’re looking for a hungry, driven journalist who wants to matter in a market, not disappear into a wire feed. This is a beat with real stakes. You’ll cover a seven-county region that […]
Hartford Biz Journal seeks a Fairfield reporter

Hartford Business Journal is seeking a full-time staff writer based in Fairfield County to cover one of Connecticut’s most active business markets. The ideal candidate is an experienced journalist with strong reporting and multimedia skills, a sharp instinct for news, and the ability to generate compelling story ideas for a business audience. This reporter will […]
Minneapolis/St. Paul Biz Journal editor DeYoung plans to retire

Dirk DeYoung, the editor of the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, announced plans Tuesday to retire on Aug. 6. “It’s been a privilege to work with so many talented, dedicated professionals over the years, including those now part of the MSPBJ team and the broader company, and I’ll miss them all greatly,” he wrote on Facebook. […]
Larson, former Fort Wayne Biz Weekly journalist, dies at 68

Cindy Lou Larson, a former reporter for the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, died May 5. She was 68. Lisa Esquivel Long of the Business Weekly writes, “Larson worked many years at The News-Sentinel as a copy editor and as a feature writer. A New Haven High School graduate, she attended business school and worked […]
Providence Biz Journal seeks a reporter

Providence Business News, southern New England’s leading business publication, is looking for an enterprising, energetic reporter to help cover one of the nation’s most diverse business communities. From finance to manufacturing and health care, and government to tourism and technology, Providence and the surrounding region provide an endless variety of stories. PBN breaks news, but […]
LeDuc, former reporter for Fort Wayne Biz Weekly, dies

Doug LeDuc, a former reporter for the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, died May 11. Lisa Esquivel Long of the Business Weekly writes, “LeDuc started at Business Weekly in 2006, just a year after the business journal started. Before that he covered business news at The News-Sentinel 1989-2006. He was first hired as a business […]
Houston Biz Journal’s Loy joining parent company

Wyatt Loy, assistant managing editor of print and events at the Houston Business Journal, is joining parent company American City Business Journals in July as a senior researcher. They will lead a team that builds and ships data products across its publications in Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston. That includes the weekly lists, the […]
Sacramento Biz Journal publisher is retiring

Sacramento Business Journal publisher David Lichtman is retiring, and advertising director Bryan Flaherty will take his place. Lichtman had been advertising director of the Business Journal since October 2011 before becoming publisher in late 2014. Before joining the Business Journal, Lichtman was a regional sales manager in Sacramento for the Internet marketing firm ReachLocal. He also […]
Austin Biz Journal hires Juell to cover real estate

The Austin Business Journal has hired Ali Juell to cover residential real estate and housing. She had been a general assignment reporter for the Lincoln County News in Maine. Juell previously was a student reporter for The Houston Chronicle and also a researcher for Heatmap News. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas.