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Atifa Silk
Jan 12, 2015

Exclusive interview: Bloomberg Media's CEO Justin Smith

The Atifa Silk Interview: Bloomberg Media Group’s new CEO explains why media brands need startup culture and outlines his vision for a seamless flow of content.

Smith believes media companies need entrepreneurs, not employees

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