As the modern-day workforce weighs returning to in-person offices, The Financial Times is re-committing to a U.S. expansion.
The UK-based publisher is opening new bureaus in Houston and Hollywood, part of the company’s plans to reach more readers in the U.S. by further investing in the sectors and the hubs where American companies are dominant players on a global scale.
The bureau in Houston, which officially opens in September, is the FT’s first joint office with Nikkei, the Japanese financial news company that acquired FT in 2015 for $1.3 billion. Both publishers are investing in office space in Houston to double down on coverage of global energy and how it’s affecting oil, gas and tech companies based in the U.S. The Hollywood bureau will focus on the business of the entertainment industry.
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Jon Betts leaves Hearts and Science for executive role with Nielsen
February 10, 2021 10:14
Jonathan (Jon) Betts has landed a new job with Nielsen Media Australia, where he’ll serve as executive director, commercial growth and product strategy, departing Hearts and Science after just over 18 months.
Betts has over 20 years experience in the industry, and had seen his role with Omnicom Media Group’s Hearts and Science change from chief experience officer to general manager – creative and media, last September.
In his new position, Betts will use his experience with advertisers across automotive, financial services, government, retail and technology to lead local Nielsen innovation and insights.