A brand new beet combo
beetroot has strengthened its editorial team by welcoming five
new members of staff.
The new arrivals, who are all experienced journalists, bring a
wealth of new skills honed on daily newspapers, B2B magazines,
online titles and in corporate communications.
Senior editor Tony Matthews, a former news editor for the BBC's
in-house newspaper Ariel, has begun work on publications for Tube
Lines and GM&T, while Luke Davis will draw on his experience as
a magazine editor to take charge of Freightliner's quarterly title
Newsliner.
Jonathan Schofield, who spent six years as a reporter and news
desk editor, has assumed the lead role on Southern Railway's staff
magazine, and experienced publications editor Stephen Holroyd has
begun work on the Royal Bank of Scotland's World magazine and
microsite.
Managing Director Bob Wailling is confident that they will help
push the company to new heights. He said: "We've found a group of
individuals full of enthusiasm and new ideas. Together, they bring
a wealth of experience to help our clients communicate effectively
with their stakeholders."