The Houston Chronicle is looking to fill two positions on its business news desk, reports business editor Laura Goldberg.
The Chronicle is looking for a reporter to join its energy reporting team. The reporter will cover some of world’s biggest companies, break news and provide analysis. She or he will write for print and online, including the Chronicle’s award-winning energy site, FuelFix.com. Business reporting experience preferred, and experience covering energy is ideal.
The previous energy reporter, Jeannie Kever, left to work at the University of Houston.
If you are interested in this position, send your resume and clips to laura.goldberg@chron.com.
In addition, the Chronicle is looking for a business columnist to break news and set an agenda. The columnist should have an authoritative, aggressive voice and knowledge of the energy industry. She or he will write columns of interest for investors, workers, consumers, small businesses and corporate leaders. Responsibilities include a regular column as well as a strong social media presence. A business news background is required.
The previous columnist, Loren Steffy, left to work for 30 Point Strategies.
If you are interested in this position, send your resume and clips to laura.goldberg@chron.com.
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