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Media Contacts Ltd

Reporter, Datacentres

London
£30k – £40k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Job Title: Reporter, Datacentres

Location: The Strand, hybrid
Salary: £30,000 - £40,000
Job Reference number: 35695

A growing financial intelligence provider is looking for a scoop-driven Reporter to break stories on the Datacentre market.

You will be joining an editorial team which produces primary sourced deal intelligence through trusted relationships with senior leaders and dealmakers, regularly breaking news on market-defining transactions. They provide actionable intelligence insights to their audience of investors, advisors and C-suite executives.

You will be constantly talking to the key players in the datacentre market, pro-actively organising meetings to obtain off-diary insights on the stages of M&A and project financing deals. You will use the source cultivation skills you have developed from your experience so far to build a world class contact book and develop deep sector expertise, following a thorough training process. This is a natural next step for dynamic reporters, and an opportunity to report on one of the fastest growing and widely discussed beats in the market.

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This is a London based role with regular in-person meetings across key financial centres.

Key responsibilities

  • Regularly break off-diary news items on datacentre sector, including M&A deals, project financing transactions and project progress.
  • Proactively cultivate a strong book of contacts across investment banks, PE firms, corporates, and advisers, using both existing sources and outreach to source fresh contacts, and maintain relationships with those contacts.
  • Work collaboratively with other reporters to break off-diary stories, and more broadly across the organisation to support its continued growth.

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Key requirements

  • Experience reporting on business or financial topics, with experience reporting on datacentres and/or directly on M&A and project financing transactions being especially advantageous.
  • Experience developing a self-built source network, cold contacting people and then managing those relationships, and some track record of getting scoops.
  • Write concisely and accurately, conveying core insights to an expert audience.
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Skills

Financial Reporting
Source Cultivation
M&A Reporting
Project Financing
Investigative Journalism
Relationship Management
Concise Writing
Market Analysis

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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