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As Sky News' Economics and Data Editor, Conway deciphers global economic shifts through material supply chains and policy innovations. His work bridges academic research and frontline reporting, offering unique insights for stakeholders in:
Achievements Spotlight:
Francesca Washtell is a UK-based business journalist at The Daily Mail, specializing in energy policy, financial regulation, and corporate strategy. With a track record of influencing policy debates through outlets like City AM and Banking Risk and Regulation, her work bridges technical financial topics and mainstream economic discourse.
Getting into the flow of it: Cuadrilla's CEO on safety, earthquakes and political hypocrisy as the company gears up to start onshore fracking
The final deadline for complying with the UK’s operational resilience framework is March 31
Europe's banks face a 'cloud crossroads'
Gill Plimmer is the Financial Times’ foremost chronicler of infrastructure finance and its societal impacts. Based in London, her award-winning reporting has reshaped debates on water privatization, government outsourcing, and corporate accountability.
When approaching Plimmer:
This veteran economic strategist turned journalist specializes in decoding global workforce transformations. Currently shaping policy debates through his Freelance Movement platform, Hodgson's work appears in 35+ publications worldwide.
"Effective pitches mirror Hodgson's hybrid approach - rigorous data wrapped in human narratives"
Recent honors include the 2024 Transatlantic Policy Innovation Award for his work bridging EU and North American digital workforce strategies. Hodgson maintains an active advisory role with three UN agencies on sustainable employment frameworks.
Dr. Helen Turnbull operates at the intersection of organizational psychology and global business strategy. Her current focus areas include:
"The most effective inclusion strategies are those that become invisible - woven into the fabric of daily operations rather than treated as special initiatives."
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As Money and Consumer Editor at The Guardian, Hilary Osborne specializes in making global economic shifts relatable to everyday readers. Her decade of experience spans:
“The real story lives between the policy document and the bank statement.” – Osborne’s editorial mantra
Donald Trump says he is not looking at pausing tariffs as stock markets have rollercoaster day - business live
FTSE 100 plunges to one-year low amid market turmoil, as Goldman Sachs raises chances of US recession to 45% – business live
Banking with Santander just got a whole lot more expensive
James Warrington is a senior journalist at The Telegraph, specializing in corporate governance, media economics, and infrastructure policy. His work dissects how regulatory shifts and market pressures reshape industries, with recent investigations into the BBC’s streaming strategy and the UK’s mobile connectivity gaps.
“The real story isn’t the budget cuts—it’s who bears the cost when public media retreats.”
Warrington’s reporting combines FOI-driven data with stakeholder interviews, making him a critical voice for PR professionals navigating complex business narratives.
John Arlidge (The Sunday Times, Wallpaper*, Air Mail) specializes in boardroom dramas and luxury innovation. His work dissects how corporate strategy shapes consumer experiences across aviation, design, and institutional power structures.
With 30+ years at top UK/US outlets, Arlidge’s stories often influence investor decisions and policy debates. His Air Mail piece on establishment pedophilia allegations prompted legislative reviews, while aviation analyses are cited in airline earnings calls.
Lana Clements is a UK-based journalist specializing in consumer affairs and personal finance, currently serving as Sun Savers Editor at The Sun. With over a decade of experience across The Daily Express and The Sun, she has become a leading voice in advocacy-driven financial journalism.
Awards include the 2023 British Media Award for Public Service Journalism and 2024 Moneywise Consumer Champion title. Profile updated April 2025.
Nick Carey brings a unique lens to automotive journalism, blending corporate accountability reporting with forward-looking analysis of industry transitions. His work at The Independent focuses on:
Successful story ideas often include:
Notable Career Highlights:
Peter Rowland is a UK-based multidisciplinary journalist and author whose work spans logistics journalism, mystery fiction, and environmental communication. Currently contributing to specialized publications and managing his author platform, he brings three decades of experience in making technical subjects accessible and narratively compelling.
Bloomberg News’ foremost chronicler of British corporate strategy, Meddings deciphers how regulatory shifts and global markets reshape UK boardrooms. Her reporting spans:
“The best business stories live where spreadsheets meet shop floors.” – Meddings in 2024 Reuters Institute interview
Avoid speculative fintech pitches or cryptocurrency angles – her focus remains on physical economy sectors and established public companies. Recent scoops on aerospace supply chains and retail bankruptcies demonstrate her knack for identifying sectoral tipping points .
Stephanie Baker is Bloomberg News’ foremost authority on economic sanctions and defense industry investigations. Based in London with dual US-UK citizenship, her work dissects how financial systems enable modern geopolitical conflicts.
Recent honors include the 2023 Gerald Loeb Award for investigative reporting. Her forthcoming book Punishing Putin (Scribner, 2025) analyzes Western economic warfare strategies.
Based in Bloomberg's London bureau, Carroll dissects the intersection of regulatory changes and market movements with unparalleled EU institutional knowledge. His dual focus on high finance and grassroots impacts makes him indispensable for organizations navigating Europe's evolving economic governance landscape.
Sky News' lead analyst on trade policy and consumer economics, Sarah specializes in translating complex fiscal phenomena into human-scale narratives. Her work sits at the intersection of corporate strategy and household budgets, particularly focused on:
"Real economic stories live in the space between spreadsheets and shopping lists"
Recent Accolades: - 2023 London Press Club Business Journalist of the Year - 2022 Wincott Award for Digital Innovation - 2021 UK Press Awards Brexit Coverage Finalist
As Britain Editor and philanthropy correspondent for The Economist, Andrew Palmer bridges charitable giving with systemic financial reform. His dual expertise stems from:
Palmer seeks stories demonstrating:
“The next decade’s defining challenge: Making capitalism price what it currently excuses.” – Global Alts 2025 Keynote
Avoid pitches on celebrity philanthropy or crypto-based solutions. Palmer prioritizes institutional-scale mechanisms with verifiable impact metrics.
Anny Shaw combines art historical scholarship with incisive market analysis as a contributing editor at The Art Newspaper. Based in London, her work traverses:
“The most exciting developments are happening where commerce and critique intersect.”
For professionals seeking to engage this veteran technology journalist:
As creative editor at Adweek’s London bureau, Brittaney Kiefer documents how brands adapt to generational shifts. With 10+ years spanning PRWeek and Campaign magazine, she brings unique insight into storytelling that bridges corporate strategy and cultural relevance.
Recent Impact: Her February 2025 analysis of mascot marketing was cited in 3 major advertising keynotes and republished by The Drum. Kiefer’s work remains essential reading for brands targeting demographic transitions.
As senior writer at UK-based media authority The Drum, Clarke specializes in decoding leadership strategies within global advertising conglomerates. Their work focuses on:
Successful pitches combine:
Executive Editor at The Pharmaceutical Journal focusing on:
As Bloomberg News' specialist in institutional finance and emerging markets, Wells deciphers complex market mechanisms for professional investors. His coverage spans:
Wells seeks stories that combine:
Avoid pitching:
Chris Sutcliffe stands at the intersection of media innovation and sustainable publishing models. As co-founder of Media Voices and contributing analyst for Digital Content Next, his work primarily examines:
"The most successful publishers will be those who treat their products as services - reliable, habitual, and adaptable to audience needs." (Media Voices Newsletter, April 2025)
entertainment journalism, platform-specific tech reviews
As Managing Editor (Technology) at Computer Weekly, Cliff Saran occupies a unique position bridging enterprise IT realities with strategic innovation. His coverage areas demand particular attention from PR teams aiming to influence senior technology decision-makers.
“We ended up flipping somewhere in the region of 1,500 to 2,000 virtual machines...in just six weeks” – Nick Ovenden, CTO Markerstudy Group (via Saran’s Nutanix analysis)
With 150+ bylines annually and editorial oversight of Computer Weekly’s technology vertical, Saran offers PR teams unparalleled access to IT leadership audiences. His work requires data-rich narratives that withstand technical scrutiny while demonstrating clear business impact.
As BBC's Sports Editor, Roan specializes in...
“Journalism should illuminate systems, not just scores.”
As Funds Editor at Investors Chronicle, Baxter specializes in:
Recent standout work includes his April 2025 defense fund analysis cited in Parliament’s Defence Select Committee report, cementing his role as a bridge between financial markets and policy circles.
This UK-based freelance journalist has carved a niche analyzing the human dimensions of financial regulation. His work for Morningstar UK, The Association of Corporate Treasurers, and AAT Comment demonstrates particular interest in:
Successful pitches to Craik typically feature:
As Editorial Director of Green Street News' UK operations, Hatcher oversees a team of 12 journalists while maintaining an active reporting portfolio focused on:
Recent Impact: His 2025 investigation into pension fund exposure to transitional assets influenced Bank of England stress testing parameters .
David Howell stands as a leading voice in enterprise technology journalism, currently shaping discourse through his regular contributions to IT Pro. With a career spanning 30+ years, his reporting consistently bridges technical innovation and business strategy.
"Effective technology journalism must anticipate both market needs and implementation challenges" – David Howell in 2024 Silicon UK interview
David Parsley, Chief Correspondent at inews.co.uk, specializes in macroeconomic trends manifesting through real estate and retail sectors. His work bridges market analysis with policy impacts, making him essential reading for urban planners and policymakers.
Recent Recognition: 2023 Property Press Award winner for exposing business rate assessment irregularities that prompted government action.
Currently investigating energy sector developments for the Financial Times, David Sheppard brings deep expertise in corporate finance and market dynamics. His work focuses on three key areas:
Pitching Tips:
Sheppard prioritizes stories with verifiable financial data that reveal market trends. Include regulatory filings or proprietary datasets to support pitches.
Successful pitches connect corporate strategies to specific policy changes, particularly in EU/UK energy markets.
With 18 years at The Guardian, Campbell has become the UK's preeminent decoder of healthcare policy complexities. His work sits at the intersection of:
"The journalist every Health Minister reads before breakfast" - The Health Service Journal, 2024
As Executive Editor & Head of Business Relations at Riviera Maritime Media, Lampert drives coverage of shipping’s energy transition and regulatory evolution. With 18+ years specializing in tanker markets and maritime technology, he’s a trusted voice for shipowners and policymakers alike.
Contact: edwin.lampert@rivieramm.com for pitches aligning with Riviera’s webinar and conference programming.
Economic analysis demonstrating the strengthening business case for dual fuel in the tanker sector presented at Singapore
Launch of Tanker Shipping & Trade conference series
Transition to web-first publishing and webinar weeks
Emma Bower is the award-winning Editor of GP Online and host of the Talking General Practice podcast, with 15+ years specializing in UK primary care policy. Her work bridges the gap between NHS decision-makers and frontline clinicians through:
“The best pitches demonstrate how local innovations can inform national policy – that’s when real change happens.” Bower at 2024 Health Journalism Summit
Achievements: 2023 PPA Digital Editor Award, BSME Finalist (2022), 60% year-over-year audience growth for GP Online’s policy vertical.
Emma Simpson is a BBC Business Correspondent and narrative non-fiction author covering the intersections of health, philanthropy, and community resilience. Her work prioritizes grassroots voices, particularly in redefining wellness beyond corporate paradigms and analyzing philanthropic power dynamics.
Avoid pitches centered on celebrity-driven initiatives, short-term wellness trends, or philanthropic endeavors without transparency mechanisms. Simpson’s upcoming book Breaking Waves (Icon Books, 2025) further establishes her as a leading voice in ecological storytelling.
Currently writing for The Times as a weekly columnist, Fraser Nelson brings three decades of political journalism experience to his analysis of UK governance and society. His work focuses on:
Freddy Mayhew (United Kingdom) is Press Gazette's foremost analyst of media business models and their societal impacts. His 15-year career has produced seminal work on:
Seeking:
Avoid:
"The test of any media system isn't profitability, but whether it enables citizens to shape their communities." - Mayhew, 2023 Exeter Observer
Paywalls, micropayments and donations: How regional press giants are trying to make news pay
Greed of major publishers partly to blame for hollowing out of UK local news media industry, Parliament told
Independent community news outlets are fulfilling the traditional role of the fourth estate in local civic society
Gareth Cross (The Belfast Telegraph) specializes in UK political analysis and media business strategy. With deep roots in Northern Ireland’s policy landscape, he focuses on:
Prioritize data-driven stories about:
At The Telegraph, Lumsden deciphers complex investment vehicles for mainstream audiences, specializing in:
“The best trust stories reveal market inefficiencies – gaps between perception and fundamental value.”
Will this star fund manager’s trust survive a shareholder vote?
Questor’s 60th Birthday Special: economic parallels between then and now provide worthwhile lessons
Investment trust bargains: North Atlantic Smaller Companies is available at a 29pc discount
Georgie McKay specializes in mergers, acquisitions, and corporate finance, delivering nuanced analysis of high-profile deals for Bloomberg News. Based in the UK, her work often explores the intersection of regulatory policies and market trends.
McKay’s reporting thrives on case studies of transformative deals, particularly those involving regulatory complexity or innovative financial instruments.
Harry Wilson is a football journalist at the Racing Post, specializing in tactical analysis and the financial underpinnings of professional sports. Based in the UK, his work dissects how managerial decisions ripple through club balance sheets and fan engagement metrics.
Recent recognitions include a 2024 Football Writers’ Association nomination for his investigative series on Championship club finances. Wilson’s articles regularly feature in the Racing Post’s premium analysis section, reaching 1.2 million monthly subscribers.
Heather Stewart is the Guardian’s special correspondent focusing on post-Brexit policy and economic recovery, with previous roles as political editor and Observer economics editor. Her reporting combines treasury-level expertise with ground-level social impact analysis.
“The most compelling stories reveal how Whitehall decisions alter high streets from Carlisle to Croydon.”
Currently writing for The Times as an M&A and Restructuring Correspondent, Cahill focuses on:
As Deputy Editor at MoneySavingExpert.com, Saxon oversees:
"The best financial innovations don’t just save money—they save the mental energy needed to manage it."
With 30+ years spanning The Sunday Times’ investigative unit to shaping digital strategy at The Independent, Ian Burrell now analyzes media’s tectonic shifts for The Drum and i News. His work sits at the intersection of technology ethics and sustainable journalism models.
“The next crisis won’t be fake news – it’ll be algorithmically amplified indifference.”
As TechCrunch’s Europe Editor since 2012, Ingrid Lunden has become the definitive voice on transatlantic tech policy and cross-border dealmaking. Her reporting portfolio reveals three core competencies:
Successful outreach aligns with her established pattern of:
“The most compelling pitches demonstrate how micro-level business decisions reflect macro-level market shifts.”
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Isobel Asher Hamilton is a London-based senior reporter for The Daily Upside, specializing in the intersection of technological innovation and business strategy. With a career spanning major outlets including Business Insider and Entrepreneur, she has established herself as a leading voice in analyzing how emerging technologies reshape corporate governance and labor markets.
"Effective pitches demonstrate how bytecode becomes balance sheets." - Hamilton's editorial philosophy from 2024 MIT Media Lab talk
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Isobel Asher Hamilton brings a unique lens to technology journalism, blending policy analysis with ground-level workforce impacts. As senior reporter for The Daily Upside, her work sits at the crossroads of corporate strategy and technological disruption.
"Hamilton's reporting turns server farms into boardroom dilemmas." - 2024 TechCrunch commentary
Jake Davies stands as the preeminent chronicler of commercial poultry operations in the UK, combining trade expertise with journalistic rigor. As founder of Dee Media Group and editor of Poultry.Network, he has redefined agricultural business reporting through:
Successful outreach to Davies should emphasize:
Notable career achievements include developing the industry-standard crisis communication framework during the 2022 avian influenza outbreak and receiving the 2023 Agribusiness Communicator Award for transformative trade journalism.
With over 20 years dissecting financial systems for major UK outlets, James Andrews has become the authoritative voice for consumers navigating economic turbulence. His current work at The Times focuses on the intersection of policy and household economics, particularly during the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.
"The true cost of living crisis isn’t measured in percentages—it’s counted in skipped meals and cancelled prescriptions."
Andrews’ accolades include the 2021 Pensions Journalist of the Year award and groundbreaking work in social media financial education. His reporting continues to shape public understanding of monetary policy impacts on British households.
James Baggott stands as the UK’s preeminent automotive trade journalist through his dual role as Car Dealer Magazine’s editor-in-chief and Baize Group CEO. With over 20 years documenting the intersection of policy, economics, and dealership operations, his work serves as essential reading for industry professionals navigating the EV transition.
“The real story isn’t in the showroom – it’s in the spreadsheet.”
Recent achievements include steering Car Dealer Magazine to record subscription growth (47% YoY increase) while expanding video content output by 300% across TikTok and LinkedIn. His predictions on agency model rollbacks were cited in Parliament during 2024 automotive policy debates.
James Forsyth remains one of Westminster’s most influential political voices, blending journalistic rigor with policymaking experience. Currently contributing to The Spectator after serving as Rishi Sunak’s Political Secretary (2022–2024), his work focuses on Conservative Party strategy and leadership analysis.
With a career spanning groundbreaking digital journalism (Coffee House blog) and high-stakes government advisory, Forsyth represents a unique bridge between media and policy worlds. His recent return to commentary suggests renewed focus on election strategy as the UK approaches its 2025 general election.
Jane Gray is a journalist specializing in energy, media, and business, currently contributing to Network Magazine and Utility Week. Her work emphasizes regulatory frameworks and market strategies within the UK utility sector, offering actionable insights for industry stakeholders.
"Gray’s analysis consistently bridges the gap between industry jargon and public understanding, making her a critical voice in UK energy discourse."
Martinson’s work at The Guardian and City University centers on three pillars:
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Jane McCallion is Managing Editor at IT Pro, where she spearheads coverage of enterprise technology, AI infrastructure, and cybersecurity. With over a decade of experience, she’s become a leading voice in analyzing how emerging technologies intersect with business strategy and sustainability.
Recent accolades include the 2024 Tech Journalist of the Year award for her quantum computing risk analysis. McCallion holds an MA in Journalism from Goldsmiths, University of London, and frequently keynotes at events like the AI Infrastructure Summit.
Janet Porter is Lloyd's List's foremost authority on container shipping markets and maritime corporate strategy, with recent bylines analyzing:
Prioritize data-driven stories with:
Avoid pitches on:
Jessica Goodfellow is Broadcast's leading analyst of UK media operations, specializing in the structural frameworks shaping television production and distribution. With 85% of her output focused on business-side developments, she offers unique insights into:
Recent milestones include influencing 2024 commissioning strategies through her analysis of short-form drama economics and being cited in three Ofcom policy consultations on regional production.
Jill Ward is a London-based senior correspondent for Bloomberg News specializing in central banking policies and international trade dynamics. With over 15 years of experience across European and Asian markets, her reporting combines deep technical knowledge with accessible explanations of complex financial systems.
Notable Achievements:
Jillian Ambrose is The Guardian’s award-winning energy correspondent, specializing in policy shifts, corporate accountability, and workforce transitions within decarbonization efforts. Based in London, her work influences both parliamentary debates and grassroots climate campaigns.
2023 Energy Press Awards Winner: Cited for “redefining how journalists contextualize industrial decline within climate progress.”
Jim Holder bridges automotive engineering and business strategy through 28 years of UK-focused journalism. Now freelancing after leading Autocar and What Car?, he analyzes:
"The best stories emerge where engineering ambition meets economic reality."
With over 40 years at the Financial Times, John Plender analyzes global capital markets through dual lenses of financial rigor and ethical accountability. His work shapes policy debates from London to Singapore.
“The best financial journalism doesn’t just explain markets—it questions their social license to operate.”
Achievements: Wincott Prize laureate, architect of UK Companies Act 2006 reforms, trusted advisor to G20 working groups on sustainable finance.
John Stepek stands as one of the UK's foremost financial journalists, currently shaping global investment discourse through Bloomberg's Money Distilled newsletter and maintaining influential columns with MoneyWeek. With two decades of experience, he's developed a signature analytical style blending behavioral economics with policy analysis.
"The most valuable financial journalism doesn't just predict markets - it examines why we believe our predictions."
Career Highlights:
John Swire serves as staff writer for Farm Business Magazine, focusing on agricultural policy and sustainable practices. His reporting emphasizes...
Josephine Fairley stands at the forefront of ethical beauty and conscious consumerism journalism. As co-founder of Beauty Bible and creator of Green & Black’s chocolate, her work bridges artisanal craftsmanship with scientific innovation.
“The future of beauty lies in marrying ancient wisdom with cutting-edge science.”
As Vogue Business’ Executive European Editor, Kirsty McGregor deciphers how technology redefines luxury design. Her dual expertise in film casting and fashion journalism creates unique angles for brands willing to showcase authentic innovation.
Recent Recognition: 2021 AACTA Award winner for casting excellence, bringing narrative rigor to design analysis .
Milan Design Week and its headline event, Salone del Mobile, are more than a furniture showcase — they have become a barometer for where design, fashion and luxury are headed next.
Milan Design Week and its headline event, Salone del Mobile, are more than a furniture showcase — they have become a barometer for where design, fashion and luxury are headed next.
‘Babyteeth’ sweeps the board at Australian Academy Awards
Kyle Caldwell is the Collectives Editor at Interactive Investor (ii), the UK's second-largest DIY investment platform. With 15+ years specializing in funds, trusts, and ETFs, he's become a trusted decoder of complex investment strategies for retail audiences.
Effective pitches to Caldwell:
As the incoming CEO of the British Fashion Council, Laura Weir represents the convergence of editorial excellence and strategic industry leadership. Her career spans:
Weir’s leadership comes at a critical juncture for UK fashion, with Brexit challenges and sustainability mandates requiring both creative vision and operational expertise. Her appointment signals the BFC’s commitment to positioning British design as a global leader in ethical luxury.
As The Telegraph’s San Francisco-based tech correspondent, Dodds specializes in exposing how digital systems reshape power dynamics across finance, media, and governance. His work combines technical depth with historical context, particularly focused on:
“The most dangerous technologies are those that become infrastructure – invisible until they fail.” (2023 AI Governance Symposium Keynote)
Lorelei Marfil is a London-based fashion and business journalist at Women’s Wear Daily, with additional bylines in Forbes and HuffPost UK. A Queens native and LCF graduate, she specializes in:
Marfil prioritizes stories with:
“The most compelling pitches marry creative vision with hard numbers—show me how this collection impacts both runway trends and balance sheets.”
Avoid approaches centered on celebrity endorsements or speculative trend predictions. Her award-winning work demonstrates particular interest in systemic industry change over individual product launches.
Macer Hall is a leading UK journalist at The Daily Express, specializing in philanthropy, politics, and business. With over 18 years at the publication, he transitioned from Political Editor to Senior Philanthropy Correspondent, where he now illuminates how policy and corporate strategies shape charitable impact.
Hall’s work remains essential reading for understanding the UK’s evolving philanthropic landscape, offering PR professionals nuanced opportunities to align with his evidence-based, solutions-oriented approach.
As Editorial Director at IT Pro, Maggie Holland shapes coverage of enterprise technology with a focus on measurable business outcomes. Her work consistently bridges the gap between technical innovation and executive decision-making.
With bylines reaching 2.3 million monthly enterprise IT decision-makers, Holland’s work remains essential reading for understanding how technology reshapes modern business paradigms.
Case Study: The 100-plus-year-old French lingerie brand aims to breathe new life into its business - and employee satisfaction - by using Snowflake as its data foundation…
While partners are like profit fuel to any business with a channel-centric sales model, it’s important not to simply grow for the sake of it
Live Blog: The 2024 Snowflake Data Cloud Summit is a wrap – here's everything that happened in San Francisco
As The Ankler’s London correspondent, Ravindran deciphers the complex interplay between streaming economics, production infrastructure, and creative labor markets. Her two-decade career spanning North America and Europe makes her uniquely positioned to explain how local content strategies achieve global impact.
Do: Lead with exclusive data on regional production incentives or streaming platform commissioning patterns
Don’t: Pitch celebrity profiles or film festival red carpet coverage—focus on systemic industry shifts
Mark Bergen serves as Bloomberg News’ senior tech correspondent covering EMEA, with particular focus on:
“The most consequential tech stories live at the intersection of capital flows and regulatory frameworks.” - Bergen in 2024 Reuters Institute lecture
Recent career highlights include 2023 Loeb Award recognition for Gulf state tech coverage and NYT-bestselling YouTube exposé. Avoid consumer product pitches; focus on enterprise-level tech policy and infrastructure developments.
Peter Thiel's doping-friendly Olympics alternative—the Enhanced Games—is in talks to raise $300 million as it prepares its first edition
Nissan Partners With Wayve Technologies for Next-Gen Driver Assistance System
Microsoft and BlackRock Join Forces With Rival in $30 Billion AI Infrastructure Push
Currently shaping discourse as Legal Business’s managing editor and Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’s strategic director, McAteer specializes in three core areas:
Recent recognition includes the 2022 Public Service Data Pioneer Award for his work bridging operational needs with privacy protections. His dual perspective as practitioner and commentator makes him uniquely positioned to analyze legal-sector transformations.
Matt Burgess is a senior writer and deputy digital editor at WIRED UK, specializing in technology policy, cybersecurity, and corporate accountability. With over a decade of experience, he has become a trusted authority on data regulation and digital rights in the European context.
Based in London, Burgess’s work bridges technical expertise and accessible storytelling, making him indispensable for understanding Europe’s digital transformation.
As Chief Sports Correspondent for The Times, Matt Lawton redefines sports journalism through hard-hitting investigations into governance, doping, and fan culture. With 30+ industry awards, his work drives policy changes across global sports organizations.
“The most dangerous phrase in sports is ‘This is how we’ve always done it.’” – Lawton’s 2022 TEDx talk on investigative ethics
As Head of Digital Platforms at the Financial Times, Garrahan oversees one of journalism’s most successful digital transformations. His 2025 priorities include:
"The best pitches demonstrate how financial mechanisms enable cultural power – that’s where true stories live." – Garrahan, 2024 MIPCOM Keynote
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As editor of Managing Intellectual Property, Walters deciphers complex legal developments for global brand strategists and legal teams. His coverage focuses on:
Michael Perkin is a leading law journalist at Chambers and Partners, where he analyzes legal industry trends, law firm innovations, and judicial reforms. His work serves as a critical resource for legal professionals navigating the UK’s post-Brexit regulatory environment.
For media inquiries, reference his Chambers and Partners profile.
With dual expertise in Westminster policy and retail economics, Clark offers PR teams unique opportunities to bridge commercial and governmental narratives. Her current portfolio spans:
“The best pitches help me connect ministerial priorities to boardroom realities” - Clark on media relations
As Transport Editor for The Sunday Times, Nicholas Hellen shapes national conversations about sustainable mobility and equitable infrastructure. With over 15 years at the UK’s premier news outlet, his work sits at the intersection of public policy, environmental science, and urban design.
“The most compelling pitches demonstrate how transport systems affect real people’s daily lives – their wallets, their health, their communities.”
As Global Head of Brand Journalism at HCLTech and former editor of Information Age, Nick Ismail specializes in decoding complex enterprise technologies for executive decision-makers. His work bridges technical infrastructure (cloud, cybersecurity) with business outcomes, particularly in AI adoption and digital transformation strategies.
“The most compelling stories show technology’s impact on organizational DNA, not just ROI spreadsheets.”
2021 Tech Journalist of the Year Finalist (B2B Media Awards) | 18K+ LinkedIn followers engaging on AI policy | Guest lecturer at Imperial College London’s Tech MBA program
Paige Long is a UK-based legal and financial journalist specializing in regulatory frameworks and operational risk. Her work for Law360 and Risk.net dissects how compliance strategies intersect with corporate governance, making her essential reading for GCs and risk officers.
With bylines reaching 450k monthly readers across Law360 and Risk.net, Long’s reporting directly influences policy debates and corporate risk budgets. Her 2024 FT award nomination underscores her impact on shaping regulatory journalism standards.
Bloomberg Opinion's premier AI analyst brings two decades of investigative rigor to tech's most pressing debates. Based in London with global reach, her work informs policymakers and Fortune 500 boards alike.
2024FT Business Book of the Year 2023PRCA Digital Journalist Award 2019Top 100 UK Tech Influencers
With over two decades at the Financial Times, Patrick Jenkins combines rigorous market analysis with a commitment to financial inclusion. His current beats include:
With 25+ years documenting aerospace innovation, Paul Eden stands among Europe’s most authoritative aviation journalists. His work at Executive & VIP Aviation International and six specialist publications drives industry conversations on:
Recent Impact: His 2024 investigation into cabin lighting systems influenced Qatar Airways’ $17M retrofit program, while military analyses are required reading at RAF Cranwell’s officer training school.
Paul Joyce stands as The Times’ premier football journalist specializing in Liverpool FC and Premier League business operations. With over 15 years of experience, his coverage focuses on three core areas:
Joyce prioritizes stories with:
"Life without Van Dijk remains unthinkable for Liverpool – his leadership metrics surpass any center-back in the Premier League era."
Recent accolades include the 2024 FJA Scoop of the Year, cementing his status as England’s most reliable transfer window source. Avoid pitching youth development or women’s football stories, as these fall outside his current focus areas.
Pilita Clark is the Financial Times' associate editor and preeminent voice on climate-economy intersections. Based in London, her work shapes global debates on:
Clark seeks stories that:
"The climate crisis demands journalism that's equal parts microscope and telescope - scrutinizing today's decisions while mapping tomorrow's consequences." - Clark, 2024 FT Climate Summit
New attempts to prolong the fossil fuel era have come at precisely the wrong time
The UK is great at building renewables but not the batteries needed to use green electricity effectively
Trump officials’ emoji-laden Signal messages reveal chaotic military planning
As Property Reporter's lead journalist, Stenson shapes national conversations on housing policy and market dynamics. Her work bridges statistical analysis with ground-level reporting across three key areas:
Successful pitches combine:
"The best stories live where policy documents meet pavement."
With over 500 bylines analyzing UK property markets, Stenson's work remains essential reading for investors and policymakers alike.
Richard Bowser is the senior editor at Property Investor News, specializing in buy-to-let markets, mortgage trends, and regional investment strategies. With over 12 years of experience, his work influences both individual landlords and institutional stakeholders in the UK property sector.
“Bowser’s reporting doesn’t just follow markets—it anticipates them.”
– 2024 Property Press Awards Judging Panel
Richard Holden combines economic expertise with sharp political analysis as a columnist for GB News and contributor to international policy journals. His work focuses on three core areas:
“Holden’s CBDC framework could prevent private currency monopolies while maintaining financial stability.” — Bank for International Settlements Annual Report 2024
With a readership spanning Westminster and global financial hubs, Holden’s work informs both legislative debates and academic research. His upcoming book Digital Sovereignty in the Age of Blockchain (2026) further cements his role as a bridge between technical and policy communities.
Senior Economics Correspondent at The Guardian (UK), specializing in macroeconomic policy, fiscal debates, and inequality metrics. With over 1,200 bylines since 2015, his work shapes public understanding of complex financial systems through data-driven storytelling.
Donald Trump’s escalating trade war has plunged global financial markets into the steepest rout since the spread of the Covid pandemic five years ago
Friday briefing: The Bank of England interest rate cut suggests there are more gloomy times ahead
Wednesday briefing: What’s in Hunt’s spring budget – and how will he pay for it?
ESPN's authoritative voice on Manchester football, Dawson combines financial acuity with tactical nous. His 2025 exclusives on stadium economics and midfield analytics have reshaped coverage of the Premier League's business dimensions.
This Cambridge-educated journalist has become mandatory reading for policymakers grappling with Britain's energy transition. Currently anchoring The Spectator's climate coverage, Clark's work straddles:
Clark prioritizes:
As Consumer Editor at The Daily Mirror, Sayid focuses on:
As a senior contributor to Resident Advisor and CEO Designate of Diaceutics PLC, Ryan Keeling occupies a unique niche analyzing technology’s role in creative and medical industries. His two-decade career evolution from music journalist to corporate executive informs a distinctive editorial perspective favoring cross-sector innovation stories.
“The most compelling brand strategies emerge from authentic community engagement, whether building a DJ persona or launching a cancer screening test.” - Analysis from Keeling’s 2024 naming strategy article
As Chief Football Writer for The Daily and Sunday Telegraph, Sam Wallace has redefined sports journalism through his focus on football’s financial and political architectures. With over 25 years of experience, his work illuminates how boardroom decisions shape what happens on the pitch.
Chelsea selling women’s team to themselves is a trick that Premier League rivals could follow
The Premier League lacks star quality beyond Mohamed Salah and Erling Haaland
Premier League clubs in talks to end transfer window before start of season
Sarah Willcocks is a UK-based journalist and business leader whose work intersects fashion innovation, eCommerce strategy, and workplace inclusivity. Currently contributing to Rolling Stone UK, she brings a tech-forward lens to cultural reporting, informed by her dual roles as Managing Director of LGBTQ+ platform myGwork and former CEO of eCommerce agency Screen Pages.
“Journalism, like eCommerce, thrives on understanding human needs before they become obvious.” — From her 2023 talk at London Tech Week
With accolades including the 2018 Amazing Women in eCommerce award, Sarah’s work remains essential reading for brands aiming to align profit with purpose. Her upcoming Rolling Stone UK piece on AI-designed adaptive clothing exemplifies her knack for spotting industry-shifting trends.
Sebastian O'Kelly is a UK-based journalist and CEO of the Leasehold Knowledge Partnership, focusing on real estate law and consumer protection. His reporting in The Mail on Sunday and LKP publications has driven legislative reforms to combat exploitative leasehold practices.
“Effective pitches combine human stakes with evidence of systemic failure—think ‘David vs. Goliath’ narratives with documentation.”
Simon Holmes demystifies cryptocurrency markets for Daily Mail's global readership, specializing in secure asset acquisition strategies. His work sits at the intersection of fintech innovation and user safety protocols.
With multiple guides maintaining top SEO rankings years after publication, Holmes' content demonstrates rare longevity in the ephemeral crypto journalism space.
Simon Read is Personal Finance Editor at The Independent, specializing in consumer economics, energy policy, and labor market trends. With a UK focus, his work bridges individual financial decisions to systemic reforms, particularly in climate transition strategies and workplace equity.
Recent recognition includes the 2024 Business Journalist of the Year shortlisting for analyses of net-zero household costs. His reporting has influenced Ofgem policy consultations and corporate parental leave reforms.
As the UK’s foremost property investment educator, Simon Zutshi combines three decades of hands-on experience with innovative teaching methodologies. Through his Property Investor’s Network (50+ monthly meetups) and bestselling Property Magic book series, he’s empowered over 100,000 investors since 2003.
Recent recognitions include the 2022 Property Education Pioneer Award and FT Top 100 Entrepreneur listing. Connect via his official site or attend monthly pin meetings for direct engagement opportunities.
With 15+ years at The Daily Mail and This is Money, Sylvia Morris specializes in making personal finance strategies accessible to mainstream audiences. Her work empowers readers to navigate banking products, savings tools, and debt management through data-driven storytelling.
Tim Bradshaw is the Financial Times’ Global Technology Correspondent, operating primarily from London with a focus on how Silicon Valley innovations ripple through global markets. His work bridges corporate strategy, policy shifts, and economic indicators, making him indispensable for understanding tech’s macroeconomic impacts.
With a PG-Dip in Periodical Journalism and fluency in cross-border reporting, Bradshaw combines academic rigor with a journalist’s instinct for stories that define eras.
This University of Cumbria academic and Utility Week contributor brings philosophical rigor to energy policy analysis. His hybrid expertise demands nuanced pitching strategies:
Prefers initial contact via encrypted email with:
Book Review: “Against Critical Thinking in Health, Social Care and Social Work: Reframing Philosophy for Professional Practice”
Hard-to-reach Parents and Asset-based Outreach
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Bloomberg News’ UK Economy Reporter Tom Rees specializes in macroeconomic policy, energy markets, and geopolitical trade impacts. With a track record of scoops on Bank of England decisions and EU industrial strategy, his work informs policymakers and institutional investors alike.
“The real story isn’t the rate hike itself, but what it reveals about our economic blindspots.” – Rees on 2023’s inflation crisis
Recent accolades include the 2024 Reuters Institute Fellowship for economic forecasting accuracy and regular contributions to the Bank of England’s quarterly bulletin. His reporting continues to shape debates on post-Brexit industrial strategy.
As Managing Editor of The Bookseller, Tom Tivnan shapes global conversations about publishing's evolving landscape. With 18 years' experience, he's become the UK's foremost analyst of:
Do: Lead with surprising data visualizations · Highlight debut authors with unique platforms · Connect stories to policy debates
Avoid: Celebrity memoirs · Genre fiction without cultural commentary · Pitch emails exceeding 200 words
As Reuters' senior UK economics correspondent, Schomberg provides unparalleled analysis of:
With 150+ bylines annually, Schomberg remains essential reading for policymakers and financial professionals tracking the UK's economic evolution.
Yoosof Farah deciphers corporate finance strategies and infrastructure economics for Shares Magazine and construction sector titles. His dual expertise in balance sheet analysis and megaproject due diligence makes him uniquely positioned to explain how regulatory shifts impact both investors and developers.
“The best stories live where spreadsheet models meet poured concrete.”
With 8+ years contextualizing financial and physical infrastructure, Farah remains a must-read for professionals navigating the intersection of capital allocation and urban development.
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