Partners

WHY PARTNER WITH NABJ?

The #NABJNAHJ20 Convention & Career Fair boasts the largest journalism jobs fair in the United States and is the premier venue for journalism education and career development for the nation’s leaders in media, business, arts and entertainment, and technology. Thousands of the nation’s top journalists, media executives, public relations professionals, and students will gather at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park from July 8-12, 2020.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Through the National Convention, NABJ and NAHJ provide a number of programs and services designed to enhance the careers and lives of our members, ranging from the career fair and networking events to professional development workshops and technical training.

OUR PARTNERS

• Gain insider connections with leaders in media and journalism
• Increase visibility among influencers and storytellers that uniquely span news and business industries
• Advance organizational priorities
• Network with corporate leaders who champion diversity, inclusion and equity
• Illustrate commitment to community and the future of journalism
• Recruit top talent in a broad range of disciplines representing broadcast, digital, film and print media
• Receive exposure on our platforms reaching thousands of followers

“TEGNA is a proud participant in the NABJ annual conference. They offer an impressive line-up of educational training sessions and networking opportunities for members. There’s no event like it in our industry, and each year we meet and interview more than 200 talented journalists at our booth. Partnering with NABJ helps us bring diverse voices into our newsrooms so that we may serve our communities effectively.” -- Darcy Gurganous, Manager/Conference Services, TEGNA

"The Annie E. Casey Foundation is proud to sponsor panel discussions at NABJ convention every year and bring some of the nation’s most influential journalists together. The sessions highlight key issues that affect children and families in the United States — giving journalists an opportunity to learn from their peers and subject matter experts different strategies for covering important policy matters."  -- Norris West, Director of Strategic Communications, The Annie E. Casey Foundation