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Podcast: The 44th Elliott V. Bell Award Ceremony/Battling Burnout Discussion

published by admin on Wed, 2020-09-30 17:08
If you missed this year's Elliott V. Bell Award Ceremony and the discussion that followed on "Battling Burnout" be sure to check out the podcast. This year's recipient of the Elliott V. Bell Award is Jason Zweig, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal and the author and editor of several investing books.

Don’t Miss Your Chance to be Part of the New York Financial Writers’ Association’s 2020 Financial Follies!

published by admin on Wed, 2020-09-02 14:18

With students back in school (or not), restaurants re-opened (ish), companies welcoming employees back to the office (maybe), the New York Financial Writers' Association is excited to announce that for the 2020 Financial Follies on Broadway - the show WILL* go on! (*Sort of!)

Last year, the Follies made the bold move of going "Hollywood" in an all-video format.

This year, we're making an even bolder move - and we're hoping you'll join us for a truly interactive Follies experience!

New York Financial Writers’ Association Names 2020 Impact Award Winners

published by admin on Wed, 2020-08-19 11:03

Dan McCrum, Stefania Palma, Olaf Storbeck and John Reed of the Financial Times are the 2020 winners of the Impact Award for Distinguished Financial Journalism for their series of courageous and persistent reports that exposed a massive fraud at the heart of one of Europe’s top technology companies.

Jason Zweig Named 44th Elliot V. Bell Award Winner

published by admin on Mon, 2020-08-17 12:37

The New York Financial Writers’ Association is pleased to announce that Jason Zweig, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal and the author and editor of several investing books, is the 2019 winner of NYFWA’s Elliott V. Bell Award, which honors journalists who have made a significant contribution to the field of financial journalism.

Podcast: The Role & Responsibility of the Media in Reporting on Race & Equality

published by admin on Wed, 2020-07-29 11:44

A discussion with PBS NewsHour senior editor James Blue, Insider news editor Kadia Tubman and Reuters 2020 campaign correspondent Trevor Hunnicutt about how the current focus on race is changing the way newsrooms tackle the subject in their reporting and within their ranks.

Podcast: The Role of Corporate America in Promoting Racial Justice

published by admin on Wed, 2020-07-15 21:15

Can big business fix racial injustice?

New York Times columnist and CNBC anchor Andrew Ross Sorkin and John Streur, CEO of responsible investing firm Calvert Research and Management, discuss the role that corporations can play in ending racism in America.

This panel covers the rise of environmental, social and governance investing in the U.S., and whether recent pledges by Wall Street to do good while doing business are nothing more than public relations spin or are actually instigating real change. 

Podcast: Who's Hiring in Financial Media: A Conversation with B2B Media and Trade

published by admin on Fri, 2020-06-19 09:44

An in-depth discussion on the hiring environment in financial journalism amidst COVID-19. Hear from editors at four major B2B media outlets: Pageant Media; Acuris; Money-Media and SourceMedia/Arizent, as they address issues including who is hiring right now and how newsrooms are structured, among others.

Panelists:

Jon Berke, Editor of Americas at Inframation

Dervedia Thomas, Associate Editor at FundFire

Andrew Welsch, Managing Editor at Financial Planning

New York Financial Writers’ Association Announces 2020 Scholarship Winners

published by admin on Tue, 2020-06-09 11:34

The New York Financial Writers’ Association has revealed the winners of its 2020 annual scholarships for aspiring financial journalists.

NYFWA's Statement Concerning Recent Acts of Violence Regarding Race

published by admin on Wed, 2020-06-03 15:42

The New York Financial Writers’ Association, the nation’s oldest financial journalism organization, condemns the recent deaths of unarmed black men and women in police custody and we also condemn attacks against members of the media reporting on the resulting protests taking place across our country. As members of the free press striving to provide an objective account of the events unfolding within our society, journalists should be entitled to the protections assured to them within the Constitution.

Podcast: Covering the Pandemic

published by admin on Fri, 2020-05-01 15:42

A panel of four leading financial journalists discuss how they are covering the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Panelists:

Jeanna Smialek, Fed and economy reporter for The New York Times

Drew Armstrong, team leader for U.S. healthcare for Bloomberg News

Ben Levisohn, markets managing editor at Barron's

Moderator:

Peter Coy, economics editor of Bloomberg Businessweek

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