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ONE WEEK until SABEW’s Personal Finance Summit. On October 9, in New York City, journalists will gather at The New York Times for a full day focused on finding stronger personal finance stories, trusted sources and practical reporting techniques. The program includes a keynote from Jean Chatzky and sessions on the state of personal finance journalism, engaging video, responsible AI use, reporting in an era of reduced oversight, career development, story pitching and speed mentoring. Registration is still open: $100 for SABEW members $175 for nonmembers $50 for SABEW students $100 for nonmember students Lunch is included with registration. If the Personal Finance Summit has been on your list, there’s only one week left to claim your spot. https://lnkd.in/eyNpMrSB

"Michelle is a pleasure to have in class. Her gift for talking will serve her well one day, however for now, a little less of it would be welcome." My second-grade teacher wrote that (in fact, most of my teachers expressed some version of this). Mrs. Facchiano, wherever you are, the talking has indeed worked out. This fall, I've been invited to talk in three very different rooms. September 30 | Collaborate. The Unconference, Vital Voices Global Partnership, Washington, DC I'll lead a Spark Lab on Amplify, Attribute, Advance: what we can do in the moment to make sure women's ideas are heard, credited, and built on. October 9 | SABEW Personal Finance Summit, NYC I'll join a panel on how business and finance journalists can use video as a storytelling tool. November 4 | Chief, NYC I'll lead an interactive session for members on showing up with presence on camera, from Zoom calls to social media feed. A lab, panel, and workshop all spanning different audiences and formats, all connected by a question at the heart of my work: helping people and their ideas be heard. If you attend any of these events, let's meet! If you're planning a program on leadership, media, or communication, I'd love to find out more and see if I can help.

Very happy to say that How to Win a Trade War by me and Chad Bown has been shortlisted for the SABEW Best in Business Books Awards!! The line up is so excellent that I'm managing my own expectations, but over the moon that we got this far! https://lnkd.in/ehv2SEXw

Delighted to wake up to the news that THE MAN WHO STOLE THE GODS is on the shortlist for SABEW's Best in Business Book Awards. It's especially nice to be in the company of Ellen Huet, Soumaya Keynes, Carlos Barragán and other brilliant writers.

We’re happy to announce a major milestone for our author Henry Fiorillo! Henry’s book “Fool’s Gold” has made the shortlist for the SABEW 2026 Best in Business Book Awards in the Career and Financial Development category! The Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing (SABEW) recognizes and celebrates outstanding business books published between August 1, 2025, and July 31, 2026 for its sixth annual Best in Business Book Awards. A panel of judges selected 21 books for this year’s shortlist. Henry was shortlisted for the Career and Financial Development category. The judges were led by Alan Deutschman, professor and Reynolds Endowed Chair of Business Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno, and Rebecca Baker, editor at large at Bloomberg Industry Group. “If you’re looking for the deepest reporting, the most compelling writing, and the most stimulating ideas about business and finance, books are still the medium of choice,” said Deutschman. “This year’s entries were all stellar and made selecting the finalists a challenge for the judges,” said Baker. “But the books chosen are worthy of recognition — and should be read widely.” The winning authors will be announced later this fall. Congratulations Henry! Read the shortlist and details about the award here: https://lnkd.in/eeixMSBa Haven’t read "Fool's Gold" yet? Order it here below! 👉Buy through us: https://lnkd.in/e8JsR68x 👉Buy on Amazon: https://lnkd.in/geaf8V8g Neil Seeman Sydney Druckman Sasha Stoltz Sheila Penton Vanshik Patel Shalomi Ranasinghe

I want to check this one out! How to create engaging personal finance video Some outstanding panelists like Gunjan Banerji of The Wall Street Journal, Jenna Zucker of Reuters, exec comms coach Michelle Henery, and Nathaniel Lee of CNBC All happening during SABEW’s Personal Finance Summit, Oct 9 in NYC, hosted by the The New York Times Come along and say hi!

How can journalists use AI to inform financial reporting while maintaining accuracy and trust? At SABEW’s Personal Finance Summit on October 9 in New York City, the session “How AI can and can’t help inform financial reporting” will explore how AI can support data mining, document analysis and research—and where human judgment, verification and sourcing remain essential. Moderator: Arlyn Gajilan, Global Editor, AI Development and Integration, Reuters Speakers: Andrea Fuller, Reporter, The New York Times Ben Welsh, News Applications Editor, Reuters Caitlin Ostroff, Data Reporter, The Wall Street Journal Join the conversation and take away practical tips for using AI responsibly in financial journalism. Register: https://lnkd.in/eyNpMrSB

SABEW is pleased to announce the Management and Leadership shortlist for the 2026 Best in Business Book Awards. This year’s selected books examine leadership, team performance, ethical decision-making, workplace culture and organizational outcomes. Congratulations to the shortlisted authors and publishers for their contributions to business writing and thought leadership. Winning authors in each category will receive $1,000, while finalists will receive $500. Results will be announced later this fall. Questions about the awards? Contact Tess McLaughlin at tmclaughlin@sabew.org. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eeixMSBa #SABEW #BIBBookAwards #Leadership #Management #BusinessJournalism