Business Journalist in Residence

The University of Florida Business Journalist in Residence program invites leading business and economics reporters to UF to meet with business and journalism students, engage with researchers in their beat area, and present on their expertise to students, staff, faculty, and the community. The Business Journalist in Residence program is organized and supported by the Warrington College of Business and the College of Journalism and Communications.

Previous Business Journalist in Residence talks

Peter Goodman stands at a podium with University of Florida written on the front, while speaking. He wears a suit and stands in front of an American flag.

Peter Goodman | The New York Times

Fall 2025

Peter S. Goodman, global economics correspondent for The New York Times and author of How the World Ran Out of Everything: Inside the Global Supply Chain, explored how location-agnostic manufacturing is ending and domestic supply chains are gaining importance.

Watch the talk with Peter.

Rachel Bachman | Wall Street Journal

Spring 2025

Rachel Bachman, a sports and business reporter for the Wall Street Journal, joined a panel of other sports media professionals to discuss the role of artificial intelligence and data in sports as part of the annual Sports Collective Symposium.

Watch the talk with Rachel.

Caitlin Ostroff | Wall Street Journal

Fall 2024

Caitlin Ostroff, Wall Street Journal cryptocurrency reporter, shared her experience using the tools of data journalism to keep tabs on the mercurial cryptocurrency industry and shed light on its efforts to sway U.S. elections.

Watch the talk with Caitlin.

Jess Jiang | NPR

Spring 2024

Jess Jiang, senior editor for NPR’s Planet Money, joined UF professors Sriram Kalyanaraman and Jim Hoover to discuss how artificial intelligence and virtual reality is transforming the business world.

Watch the talk with Jess.

Become a Business Journalist in Residence

Candidates are selected by a committee of UF faculty and administrators and invited several months in advance of their appearance. Visiting business journalists receive an honorarium and all travel expenses are covered.

Business journalists who would like more information, or wish to be considered, may contact Warrington College of Business Assistant Director of Communications Allison Alsup or UF Strategic Communications & Marketing National Media Strategist Eric Hamilton.

Caitlin Ostroff being introduced on stage.

Questions?

For questions or additional information about the Business Journalist in Residence program, please contact Assistant Director of Communications Allison Alsup.

Email Allison