Julia LaRoche of Business Insider profiles Maneet Ahuja, a CNBC producer known for her great connections within the hedge fund industry.
“‘I think with a lot of things you have to be relentless — You don’t get a lot of sleep. You don’t take ‘no’ for an answer,’ she said explaining that it took her almost three years just to secure an off-the-record meeting with the closely followed Paulson and he still hasn’t made an appearance on ‘Squawk Box.’
“Developing her connections in the industry is also about balance, she explained.
“‘I think it’s a balance of recognizing when is too much — you don’t want to be seen as a pest. Reaching out through their PR contacts, researching which conferences the are speaking at or which foundations they are involved with — I think that’s what most journalists do they look and see where their potential subjects are scheduled to be speaking, whether it’s at the London School of Economics or on conference calls or investors or other sources that they might know — maybe an investor or friend that can lend an introduction.’
“What’s fascinating about Ahuja, a self-described ‘finance geek’ who was recently recognized as one of Forbes magazine’s ’30 Under 30′, is that she displays a natural curiosity in the hedge fund industry.
Wirecutter editorial director Lauren Sullivan sent out the following: I’m elated to announce that Maxine Builder, a…
"Morning Brew" and Yahoo Finance are partnering to include Yahoo’s market data in the “Markets”…
Modern Healthcare has hired Bridget Early to cover health care regulators. She is currently a health care reporter…
Bloomberg Industry Group seeks a junior reporter to cover environmental litigation. Performs general assignment and…
The Star Tribune is seeking an accomplished, motivated and versatile journalist and leader to shape…
The Deputy AME-Business is responsible for the development and planning of coverage on all Newsday…