Oliver Staley has been promoted to culture and lifestyle editor at Quartz.
He started at Quartz as a management reporter in February 2016 and was promoted to deputy finance and economics editor last year.
Staley has hosted a half-dozen member conference calls. He has also continued to do his own ambitious reporting, most notably in his ongoing work on stroke, which has in part been funded by a Pulitzer Center grant (and which took him to Zambia on a reporting trip last month), and in other deeply reported features on topics ranging from Six Sigma to learning to hunt.
His collaboration with Amanda Shendruk on gender disparity in the world’s orchestras has been recognized by multiple awards programs this year, and his own culture coverage includes topics like Storm of the X-Men, band breakups, and Stan Lee.
Staley previously worked at Bloomberg News, The Memphis Commercial-Appeal, The Spokesman Review and the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
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