Ronald Henkoff
Ronald Henkoff is the editor of "Bloomberg Markets" magazine, a global financial monthly magazine for and about professional investors, the places they work and the companies in which they invest. Henkoff also oversees Bloomberg Press books, which publishes in over 20 languages for consumers, professionals and individual investors with over 100 titles currently in print. Henkoff joined Bloomberg News in 1998 as global features editor and became editor of "Bloomberg Markets" in 1999. During his tenure, "Bloomberg Markets" has won more than 150 journalism awards, including George Polk, Scripps Howard, Overseas Press Club of America and Foreign Press  Association of the UK. In 2006, Henkoff won the Minard Editor Award, given to one outstanding editor each year by the Gerald R. Loeb Awards, the most prestigious prize in business journalism. Prior to joining Bloomberg, Henkoff worked at "Newsweek" magazine from 1978-1988, as a reporter in New York and Houston and as European economics editor, based in London. At "Newsweek", he twice won awards from the Overseas Press Club for reporting from abroad. In 1988, Henkoff joined "Fortune" magazine, where he was the Chicago bureau chief and a member of the Board of Editors. Henkoff holds a B.A.  (cum laude) from Carleton College, an M.S. from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, and an M.A. in international history from the London School of Economics and Political Science.