What the evolving role of an Editor looks like in 2023
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Thursday, June 17, 2021 · 12:00 p.m.
· 1 hour
What the evolving role of an Editor looks like in 2023
Thursday, June 17, 2021 · 12:00 p.m. · London
About This Webinar
How an editors role is evolving
The shift in how communities are responding and engaging to news
How Millennials and Gen Z are using tech to absorb content
Is print due a huge comeback post pandemic digital overload
Martin Fullard is the editor of Conference News and editorial director at Mash Media. Martin is a leading figure in advocating for the UK’ events industry, having appeared on the BBC, LBC, CNN and in other national titles. He believes that the business events industry is more than just a series of individual events and experiences, but that they a vital market component and a prime asset in levelling up the UK regions’ economies. As a journalist, Martin has previously covered breaking news, sport, automotive, and travel
Eve Oxberry is head of editorial across the Professional Beauty, Aesthetic Medicine and World Spa & Wellness brands at Professional Beauty Group, which produces market-leading business-to-business magazines, websites and events for the salon, spa and aesthetic clinic markets. She oversees the content agenda for the group's magazines, websites and social media channels, as well as the conference and stage programmes for live and virtual events, and awards. She has been a business journalist for 20 years, previously working across titles in sectors including fashion, design and retail.
An accomplished, confident and committed individual with over 19 years’ experience working for a multi-channel business to business publisher and event’s business, specialising in three vertical markets vital to the UK.
Reporting to the Managing Director, Roy’s grown the portfolio of products from two printed magazines to three leading multi-channel news brands with an audience of over 1 million leaders and decision-makers responsible for running the UK’s public sector, NHS and transportation industry.
When Roy’s not thinking about how to increase audience engagement, maximise client ROI and launching new services you’ll find him enjoying life with his wife of 22 years, daughter of 7 or at the gym for a bit of peace and quiet.