Jonathan Prynn

Responsible for the Standard's entire business output as a key member of the leadership team. This included writing or commissioning a weekly spread in the print edition and writing and overseeing all the business content on the website and social media.

Also chaired numerous business "round tables" and panels hosted by the Standard on subjects such as London's 5G and wifi connectivity crisis. Led a major campaign against the Mayor's decision to impose the congestion charge on EV drivers.

In addition I served as a judge on the AXA Start Up Angel awards, run in partnership with the Standard.

• Led an editorial team of eight producing the famous "pink pages" of the Evening Standard Monday to Friday.
• Wrote a daily thought-leadership column on the business pages
• Managed the overhaul of the business section online resulting in record traffic to the site.
• Key member of the senior leadership team of London's daily paper under multiple editors.

• Senior specialist writer on huge range of subjects from the economy to fashion to football.
• Wrote more "splashes" than any other specialist as well as feature spreads, comments and Op-Eds.
• Wrote 24 out a maximum 25 splashes - a record for the Standard - in the week of the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
• Led hard hitting campaigns on subjects such as waste plastic, train station security and parking in the West End, which all led to changes in policy by Government or Westminster council.

• Led a team of news reporters on the Business section working for City editor Anthony Hilton
• Allocated and edited stories and liaised with the main news desk

Key member of the Standard's business team covering sectors such as energy, water, aviation, transport and construction.

As well as working for the Standard's pink pages I also wrote many splashes and page leads for the main news pages.

Led The Times's coverage of major stories such as British Rail privatisation and the Channel Tunnel fire.

Worked in The Times's political office with special responsibility for reporting on the House of Lords

Responsibilities included covering insurance sector with a focus on the Lloyd's of London disaster when famous "names" faced huge losses.

Appointed aged just 23 after less than 18 months on the title

Worked on launch team on weekly corporate finance newspaper

Carried out research for an investigation by Capitol Hill lobby group into non-performing Emerging Market debt held by US banks