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Gareth Shaw becomes staff writer for Money Management magazine
Shaw moves up from the position of editorial assistant for the title. His new role will involve writing in-depth features on personal finance as well as breaking exclusive industry news and reviewing new investment products, he told Journalism.co.uk.
Prior to his time with the FT Shaw was a licence management executive for magazine licensing and syndication company, Plant Syndication, as well as freelancing for Total Film magazine and The London Paper.
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