Executive Appointments
The Importance of London
London, New York and Tokyo are the three command centres for the global economy, and the London economy (the largest in Europe) generates over 30% of the UK’s GDP – it is the centre of both UK and European business.
London is home to 70% of the UK’s top 100 listed companies, employing a talented pool of executives working across multiple industry sectors, providing a higher concentration of business people than anywhere else in the UK.
The Evening Standard is read by more AB Business People in London than the Financial Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent and The Guardian
The Evening Standard’s ability to attract senior business people is reflected in the coverage that is dedicated to both domestic and global business affairs every day of the working week.
An award winning editorial team comprising some of the most respected business writers in the industry, including Chris Blackhurst, Neil Collins and Christopher Fildes, delivers must-read comment and analysis every day of the working week.
Executive Appointments appears in the Business section allowing advertisers to recruit from the Evening Standard’s pool of Business Professionals who workacross numerous sectors including Public Sector, IT & Telecoms, Engineering and Finance & Banking.
The Executive Appointment advertising sites provide great employer branding opportunities, enabling advertisers to borrow the status of the Business pages as well as providing great coverage of London and the South East’s business community.
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In London the Evening Standard allows you to reach:
- 113,000 AB Business People
– more than the Financial Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent and The Guardian - 118,000 Adults who strongly agree with the statement ‘I want to get to the very top in my career’
– more than the Financial Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent and The Guardian - 44,000 AB Business People in Executive positions
– more than the Financial Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent and The Guardian - 45,000 AB Business People who look at the jobs/appointment pages of newspapers/magazines
– more than the Financial Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent and The Guardian
Source: BBS 2008 London ITV. Executive positions defined as adults working in Senior Management, Department Heads, Middle Managers or Others Executives on BBS. TGI October 2007 - September 2008 London ITV. Cushman and Wakefield.
