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Rebecca Greenfield
Senior Editor at Bloomberg Business
Rebecca Greenfield is a prominent journalist at Bloomberg, where she currently holds the position of Senior Editor at Large.12 Her career at Bloomberg has been marked by significant contributions in the areas of diversity, equality, and workplace issues.
Career at Bloomberg
Greenfield joined Bloomberg in April 2015 as a reporter and has since taken on various roles within the organization.1 She has made notable contributions in the following areas:
Diversity Coverage:: In 2019, Greenfield was appointed to oversee Bloomberg's diversity coverage, highlighting her expertise in this field.1
Podcast Hosting:: She has hosted several Bloomberg podcasts, including:
Reporting Focus:: Greenfield's reporting primarily covers topics related to gender, race, and class in business.1
Education and Previous Experience
- Education: Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Pennsylvania12
- Previous Roles:
- Staff Writer at Fast Company in New York
- Staff Writer and Web Producer at Atlantic Media Co.1
Current Role and Expertise
As Senior Editor at Large, Greenfield continues to focus on equality issues at Bloomberg.3 Her work involves:
- Covering equality-related topics for Bloomberg Business
- Co-hosting "The Pay Check" podcast
- Reporting on workplace issues, including diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives5
Greenfield's expertise and dedication to covering important social issues in the business world have established her as a respected voice in journalism, particularly in the realm of workplace equality and diversity.
Highlights
JSX: You've either never heard of it, because like me you live on the east coast and don't do much biz travel, or you're an obsessive.
This upstart air carrier is making a lot of trouble for stealing away lucrative business travelers from much bigger players, like United and Southwest. People love it because you can avoid the hell that is commercial flying. Show up 20 minutes before your flight, walk through a weapons detector and you're on the plane. But now the FAA and the TSA are getting involved and might crack down on their practices.
Do you fly JSX? Do you care that it's security measures are lacking? Or is it worth the convenience. Read our profile of the company here!
For a few years, some Bloomberg News reporters and editors (myself included) have been obsessed with tracking how companies are doing with their promises to hire and promote more Black and other underrepresented people since George Floyd's murder.
We have exclusive data showing how 88 S&P 100 companies are doing. One researcher told us the findings are "astonishing." You can read more about them here:
