Jordyn Holman
Business reporter and Corner Office columnist, The New York Times
Jordyn Holman is a business reporter at The New York Times who writes the Corner Office column of chief executive interviews. She joined the Times to cover consumers and retailers after reporting for Bloomberg News.
| Role | Business reporter and Corner Office columnist |
|---|---|
| Outlet | The New York Times |
| Based in | New York |
| Beat | Consumers, retail, leadership |
| Previously | Reporter, Bloomberg News |
Who is Jordyn Holman?
Jordyn Holman is a business reporter and columnist at The New York Times, based in New York. She writes Corner Office, the paper's series of interviews with chief executives, and has covered consumers and retailers for the business desk.
Career
Before joining the Times, Holman was a reporter at Bloomberg News, where her work appeared across Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg.com and Bloomberg TV and Radio, covering the changing world of work, management and diversity in corporate America. The New York Times hired her to cover consumers and retailers, and she later took on the revived Corner Office column. She has also appeared on MSNBC, PBS NewsHour and NPR, and completed a FASPE journalism ethics fellowship in 2017.
Coverage
Her work connects consumer behaviour with the decisions of business leaders. Recent Corner Office interviews have featured the chief executive of Procter & Gamble on brand loyalty amid rising prices and Rivian's chief executive on manufacturing in America. Main areas include:
- Consumer spending and retailers
- Leadership and management at large companies
- Brands, pricing and loyalty
- Workplace and diversity in corporate America
Frequently asked questions
Who is Jordyn Holman?
Jordyn Holman is a New York Times business reporter who writes the Corner Office column and previously reported for Bloomberg News.
What does Jordyn Holman write about?
She covers consumers and retailers and interviews chief executives about leadership, brands and pricing.