Seminari di management e cultura per giornalisti e responsabili di redazione
Gio 18 aprile 2024
09:30 - 13:00
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How do we build better, more inclusive and happier news organisations? It can start with very concrete steps.
A group of news industry leaders with many years of experience in managing journalists, navigating change and building healthy cultures are offering consultations to help you work through your organisation’s issues and start devising an action plan.
Are you a senior leader trying to implement large organisational change? A middle manager feeling squeezed and burning out? An entrepreneur wanting to set up the right working culture from day one? Journalists hoping to change their newsroom from the bottom up? These 45-minute private sessions are free, confidential and open to all at any stage of their career. They can cover topics such as:
Improving organisational culture
Diversity, equity and inclusion
Change management
Building rewarding career paths
Mental health and burnout
Collaboration with non-editorial functions
Hiring & onboarding
Performance management
Managing across cultures and generations
Etc…
Places are strictly limited and priority will be given to those who register in advance of the festival. If you include what you want to discuss in the registration form, we’ll do our best to match you with the most relevant expert.
Because we all deserve news organisations where we love to work.
Sign up here.
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Megan Clement
Megan Clement is a journalist specialising in gender and human rights. She also writes about Paris, where she has lived since 2015. She is the editor of Impact, a bilingual newsletter of feminist journalism from the Gloria Media network, and teaches journalism at the Université Sorbonne-Nouvelle. Megan has written for The Guardian, Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, the Sydney Morning Herald and more. Her criticism and essays can be found in the Australian Book Review and Meanjin. In 2021, she was awarded the inaugural Island Magazine Nonfiction Prize.
John Crowley
John Crowley is a journalist with 25 years of experience, managing teams and budgets across a variety of titles. He was digital editor for The Wall Street Journal in Europe, the Middle East and Africa and has also previously worked in managerial roles for The Daily Telegraph and Newsweek. He is now a co-director of Headlines Network, which exists towards improving mental health in journalism, and works for The Financial Times.
Joanna Geary
Joanna Geary is Head of Content and Audience at Bloomberg. She was until November 2022 Senior Director of Curation at Twitter. Prior to joining Twitter in 2013, Joanna was social and communities editor at The Guardian, where she was responsible for setting social strategy and overseeing for the Guardian's team of community coordinators and moderators. Earlier, she focused on engagement as community and web development editor at The Times. She is also the founder of Hacks/Hackers London - one of the most vibrant chapters in the international movement bringing together technologists and journalists.
Michael Jarjour
Michaël Jarjour is a journalist-turned-product-leader with 10+ years of experience in legacy organizations and startups, a deep passion for journalism, and tons of optimism about its future. Michaël currently works in Product Operations at The Financial Times.