OPC Takes Over Administration of Reporting Award Post-Bloomberg’s Departure

The Overseas Press Club (OPC) of America has taken over the administration of the annual award for excellence in urban reporting, previously managed by Bloomberg News. This follows the departure of Bruce Bloomberg, the award’s founder, who had been overseeing the award on behalf of the media giant.

OPC Assumes Control Over Urban Reporting Award

The OPC, an international association of journalists, will now administer the annual award that recognizes excellence in urban reporting. The award was previously managed by Bloomberg News, under the leadership of Bruce Bloomberg, the award’s founder. With his departure, the responsibility of overseeing the award has been transferred to OPC.

Bruce Bloomberg’s Departure and Its Impact

Bruce Bloomberg founded and managed the award to encourage and recognize quality reporting in urban areas. His departure from the media giant has led to this significant shift in the administration of the award. However, the OPC is committed to maintaining the award’s prestige and continuing its legacy.

OPC’s Role in Promoting Excellence in Journalism

The OPC, which has a long history of promoting excellence in journalism, is set to manage the award moving forward. The organization believes that this change will not affect the award’s significance or the quality of submissions. In fact, the OPC’s strong reputation in the journalism community may bolster the award’s prestige.

In conclusion, the OPC is taking over the administration of the annual award for urban reporting following the departure of its founder, Bruce Bloomberg, from Bloomberg News. The organization assures that the award’s significance and the quality of submissions will not be compromised under its administration.