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Rachel Banning-Lover

Go-getter · DISC type d
Acting US Editor, Editorial Growth and Engagement at Financial Times
📍 London, England, United Kingdom

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Experience
9 Years
Current Role
Acting US Editor, Editorial Growth and Engagement
Location
London, England, United Kingdom
Personality Overview

How Rachel shows up

Challenger
Direct & Candid
Self-Confident

They don’t always try to control the conversation but neither do they like yielding it fully. They care equally about the product and its potential impact. They can be nudged to make faster decisions by offering what they value.

Priorities

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Career

Work history

1-2026
Acting US Editor, Editorial Growth and Engagement
Financial Times
5-2020 - 1-2026
Head of social media and development
Financial Times
1-2019 - 5-2020
Audience engagement editor, FT Weekend
Financial Times
10-2016 - 12-2016
IJP fellow
Der Tagesspiegel
6-2014 - 8-2017
Commissioning editor and writer for Global Development Professionals Network
Guardian News & Media
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Education
2013 - 2014
Master of Arts (M.A.)
City St George’s, University of London
2009 - 2012
BA (Hons)
University of York
Social presence
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Behavioral profile

DISC profile (public)

d

Dominance (D)

Dominance (D) reflects how goal and task oriented a person is, and their ability to accomplish results irrespective of how demanding the circumstances might be. Those scoring high tend to be motivated by winning, competition, and success.

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