Journalist (Insurance)

Grow your journalism career with an international media company while working 100% remotely. At Key Media, you’ll cover dynamic US business sectors and interview C-suite leaders across the insurance vertical. Why this role stands out • 100% remote: work from home with flexible hours • Medical, dental benefits, EAP & 401(k) • International career opportunities: potential secondments across the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe • Training & growth: unlimited LinkedIn Learning + ongoing editorial coaching • Time off that grows with you: extra vacation day each year of service + one paid volunteer day • Prestige brands: write for Insurance Business America • Industry-leading events: attend business events like you've never seen them (see IB FutureFest) You can even work from anywhere in the world for up to 12 weeks each year. Want to file a story from a café in Barcelona or a beach in Bali? Go for it. Insurance Business America is a trusted, agenda-setting brand read by senior decision-makers across the country. Writing for this publication means real access: C-suite interviews, market-moving stories, and coverage that shapes industry conversations. You’ll work with sharp global editors who value clean, insightful reporting, and you’ll see your work amplified across digital, newsletters, and events (think the buzz of IB FutureFest). It’s a rare mix of prestige, impact, and global support. What you’ll do • Report and write high-quality business news and features for Insurance Business America • Interview and profile senior executives and industry leaders • Attend and cover major conferences and awards • Partner with editors on audience growth and new opportunities What we’re looking for • Experience in journalism (insurance a plus) • Strong reporting, interviewing, and deadline discipline • Comfortable representing our brands with clients and at events • US-based, with occasional domestic travel • Curious, proactive, collaborative About Key Media We’re an award-winning global B2B media company across finance, HR, legal, insurance, education, and property. With 350+ team members worldwide, we connect 2.4M+ professionals each month through events, magazines, and digital platforms. Our culture (Orange Energy) is collaborative, positive, ambitious, and kind. Learn more about culture in this short video about life at Key Media Location New York, New York (Remote) Department Editorial Employment Type Full-time Minimum Experience Experienced Apply tot his job

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