Victoria English and
William Ellington,
respectively Editor and Executive Editor of MedNous,
are seasoned print
journalists who know the importance of serving their readers well.
Medical
entrepreneurs have to make sense of
many disparate facts and events in the areas of government policy,
medical
regulation, intellectual property rights, commercial law, finance and
accounting. Victoria and William hope to help lighten the load by using
their
reporting skills to make complex issues become clear and concise.
Victoria
has worked as a full-time staff reporter and editor for several large
publishing organisations in the US
and Europe for 30
years. William has had a
distinguished career as a financial writer, publisher and new product
developer.
Victoria
started her journalism career as a college student reporting for the
American
civil rights newspaper, The Southern Courier. She
received a Masters
Degree in journalism from the Columbia University School of Journalism
in 1976
and subsequently worked as a press officer at the United Nations in New York.
She joined Dow
Jones & Co as a reporter in 1977 and spent eight years in
continental
Europe with postings in Amsterdam
and Brussels.
In 1987 she
moved to London,
at first with McGraw-Hill and later with Reuters, where eventually she
assumed
the job of medical and health correspondent. In 1999, she joined PJB
Publications as a medical reporter for Scrip World
Pharmaceutical News
and in 2003 she became editor of The Regulatory Affairs
Journals.
Victoria is
the 2002 recipient of the UK Medical Journalists Association award for
excellence in medical journalism.
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William has worked as
a copy editor for
the International Herald Tribune and the
New York Times, Paris edition.
He has
also worked as a reporter for the Associated Press and Dow Jones
& Co with
postings in Brussels,
Geneva
and London.
For
several years, he wrote a weekly column on the international bond
markets for The
Wall Street Journal. He is also co-author of The
Eurobond Diaries, a
book published by Morgan Guaranty.
William has published
a newsletter, The
Eurobond Letter, and was a director of IFR
Publishing, a subsidiary of
the Thomson Organisation, where he developed a screen-based information
service
for the international swap market.
Victoria is
fluent in Dutch and French and has a working knowledge of German. In
her free
time, she studies modern dance at The Place in London, and has
also been learning to tap
dance. William is fluent in French. He enjoys playing the cello in an
amateur
ensemble.
