Suggestions
John Crowley
Journalist and editor
John Crowley is the Deputy Editor of Banking, Risk & Regulation at FT Specialist, a division of the Financial Times. He joined FT Specialist in 2023 to help launch the Banking Risk & Regulation publication.1
Some key points about John Crowley's background and experience:
-
He has 25 years of experience as a journalist, with expertise in managing teams and budgets across various publications.1
-
Prior to joining FT Specialist, Crowley held significant roles at major news organizations:
-
He has extensive experience in digital journalism and newsroom management.2
-
Crowley is also a co-director of Headlines Network, an organization aimed at improving mental health in journalism.1
-
He has worked as a freelance journalist and consultant, focusing on areas such as business, technology, newsroom management, disinformation, and journalist burnout.2
-
In 2016, he was appointed as the UK editor-in-chief for International Business Times.3
Throughout his career, Crowley has demonstrated a commitment to addressing challenges in the journalism industry, including technological disruption, disinformation, and the well-being of journalists.2 His diverse experience across digital and print media, combined with his focus on journalist welfare, makes him a valuable addition to the FT Specialist team.
Highlights
That was chaos. 21 shots but never felt #QPR were in control. Too many projects but no one to grab a game by the scruff. Misplaced final balls, leaving ourselves wide open, ball like a hot potato. Could have been 2-0 up after 5 mins and Saito hit post at 1-2. Hull a tidy outfit
📢 The Society of Freelance Journalists is delighted to be partnering with the Thomson Foundation, a media development charity, which is looking to expand its portfolio of trainers.
🎓 It wants to tap into the society's diverse, global reach and the fab talent on its Slack platform by asking freelancers to fill out a questionnaire. You can find more details by signing up to the society's Slack group. It offers a safe space for advice, moral support, learning and job opportunities for journalists whose main source of income is self-employment.
❓ If you haven't trained journalists before but would like to do so, please fill out the form too as TF is always looking to expand its network. As the foundation notes, filling in the form isn't a guarantee of work, but any work you might be asked to do will be paid.
🙏 Thanks from SFJ admins Laura Oliver, Caroline Harrap, Abigail Edge and myself to Catherine Mackie for making this happen.
Sign up to our Slack group at this link to fill out the form https://freelancesoc.org/
#journalists #freelancejournalists #journalism
