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Summary: Successfully devised and implemented comprehensive content marketing and communications strategies across video, digital, social, print, broadcast, animation and audio formats. Video: Research, script, storyboard blog, product page, ad and animated videos.http://www.content.iclnd.com/demo/janus_fg.phphttps://blog.janushenderson.com/currents-disruption-subscription-model-upends-software-market/https://en-us.janushenderson.com/advisor/mortgage-backed-securities-a-quick-education-video/Podcasts: Devised and implemented audio strategy. Originate topics for, research, script, voice podcasts. https://blog.janushenderson.com/currents-disruption-digital-streamers-upend-tv-markets/Bylined Articles: Devised and implemented program of regular bylined articles in the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Barron’s, MarketWatch, Reuters and Pensions & Investments. Janus Henderson had never previously had a byline in any of these outlets. I utilize my deep Bloomberg, capital markets and storytelling expertise to research and write columns for portfolio managers and the CEO on subjects including asset allocation, health care, technology, U.S. and international equities, fixed income and industry issues. See media files below for article PDFs.Broadcast: Substantially expanded appearances on Bloomberg, CNBC, Fox Business, CNN. Corporate: Brief PR agency and supervise the production of press releases and other messaging for corporate announcements such as quarterly earnings, product launches, management changes, etc. Supervise PR agency in organization and execution of media tours and media pitching.Merger: Led U.S. communications on merger with London-based Henderson Global Investors, including media outreach, CEO video town halls, regular companies-wide merger and integration newsletter. Media Training and Monitoring: Train all media-facing personnel. Prepare interview talking points. Monitomedia activity versus key competitors via Cision.

Transferred to Dallas from London in April 2008 to manage a global team of reporters for the world’s largest provider of financial news, operating across formats including electronic, television, websites, social media, radio and print.Expert in use of the Bloomberg Professional terminal to analyze the financial health and performance of publicly traded companies, their relative worth versus peers, debt analysis; P&L, balance sheet and cash flow statement analysis on a quarterly and annual basis.Generating data-driven enterprise journalism by analyzing the absolute and relative performance of security classes including equities, sovereign debt, investment-grade and high-yield corporate bonds, municipal bonds and currencies using the Bloomberg Professional. Using data from individual securities and asset classes to identify market and investment trends.Interviewing those with the ``most at stake’’, including chief executives, chief financial officers, money managers and analysts for data and event driven news and enterprise stories.Daily planning, commissioning, reporting, writing, editing and publishing of real-time news, analysis and enterprise stories across the U.S., Europe and Asia in a fast-paced news environment with multiple simultaneous demands. Worked across electronic, social media, web, television, radio and print channels.Remotely managed reporters in New York, Washington, San Francisco, Atlanta, London, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro, Sydney, Singapore and Beijing.

Joined the London bureau as a political correspondent covering the U.K. government, before stints on sovereign and corporate bond desks, technology and as European front page editor.Conducted live television and radio interviews with newsmakers and was interviewed by anchors for European and U.S. stations.Excelled at deep, long-term investigations into companies that were crippled by debt and heading for bankruptcy. Scooped the world's biggest bankruptcy -- eclipsing Enron – an investigation more than a year in the making, when U.K. cable TV company NTL defaulted on $18 billion of debt. Predicted the demise of U.K. technology titans Telewest, Cable and Wireless and Marconi.