The Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing (SABEW) announces the results of its 25th annual Best in Business competition, which recognizes outstanding business journalism of 2019. Panels of judges selected 69 winners and … Read more
Winner – The New York Times: Explaining the financial markets Contributors – Matt Phillips, Peter Eavis Judges’ Comments – These stories showed the value of explanatory journalism in highlighting areas of the financial … Read more
Winner – A collaboration of ICIJ, Norbert Zongo Cell for Investigative Journalism in West Africa (CENOZO) and 11 media partners from West Africa: West Africa Leaks Judges’ Comments – This impressive series, which … Read more
Winner – Nashville Business Journal: Mapping the new Nashville Contributor – Eleanor Kennedy Judges’ Comments – Census data was the launching point for this feature package (and interactive map) about the areas of Nashville that … Read more
Winner – CNN Business: Uber sexual assault investigation Contributors – Sara Ashley O’Brien, Nelli Black, Curt Devine, Drew Griffin Judges’ Comments – Over seven months of stories, reporter Sara Ashley O’Brien and her … Read more
Winner – Barron’s: Review & Preview Contributors – Alex Eule, Nicholas Jasinski Judges’ Comments – This series of daily updates provided subscribers with a crisply written briefing that skillfully balances depth and breadth. … Read more
Winner – GateHouse Media: Failure to deliver Contributor – Emily Le Coz, Josh Salman, Lucille Sherman, Tony Elkins, Mara Corbett, Tyson Bird, Jennifer Borresen Judges’ Comments – Midwifery and out-of-hospital births are often … Read more
Winner – Reuters: Ocean shock Contributors – Maurice Tamman, Matthew Green, Mari Saito, Sarah Slobin, Maryanne Murray Judges’ Comments – Impressive use of data, graphics, illustrations, video and writing to explain the many … Read more
Winner – Nashville Business Journal Contributors – Adam Sichko, Meg Garner Judges’ Comments – Both are outstanding enterprise features. For the “Project Stella” piece, there’s a wonderful narrative led and great sourcing. Nice … Read more
Winner – Fortune: Second to none, but still number two Contributor – Leigh Gallagher Judges’ Comments – Fortune tackled a sensitive, important question with nuance, reached out to the often-slighted world of women … Read more
