The Bureau of Investigative Journalism jobs and careers
United Kingdom
About The Bureau of Investigative Journalism
TBIJ is the UK’s largest non-profit investigative news organisation – we’re not on the hunt for clicks and we don’t have shareholders to please. Co-founded by Elaine Potter, one of the female pioneers of investigative journalism, the work we undertake has two purposes: to expose injustices through our deep investigative reporting, and to help spark meaningful change in the world. Even if you’ve never come across us before, there’s a high chance you’ve read our work. Since 2010, we’ve been working with newsrooms across the world to expose corruption and injustice on an international scale. From the LA Times and Die Welt, to Vice and the BBC, we co-publish with our industry partners to make sure the stories get in front of affected communities and those wielding the power to incite change.
Founded in 2010 by David Edwin Potter and Elaine Potter.
- Founded
- 2010
- Employees
- 125
- Total funding
- $800K
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom
Leadership
The top of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Franz Wild
Editor in Chief and CEO
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