Neil Merrett

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Neil Merrett is an experienced journalist and editor with a focus on the heating, cooling, and public sector IT industries. Currently serving as Editor at emap, Neil manages two leading industry publications, overseeing content that addresses significant challenges in the post-Grenfell context and the push for decarbonisation. Previously, Neil worked as a Reporter at GlobalData Technology, examining the complexities of public sector IT reform in the UK. A background in freelance journalism includes contributions to notable outlets such as Reuters and The Independent. Prior roles include Deputy Editor at Minivan News, where Neil played a vital role in independent reporting during a turbulent political period in the Maldives, alongside various positions in writing, editing, and other roles within the service industry throughout early career years. Neil holds a BA (Hons) in Journalism from Solent University.

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London, United Kingdom

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emap

emap is a content, subscription and networking business with offices in East Croydon, City of London, Dublin and Bolton. We connect influential people and organisations to a high-value network of decision-makers, data and ideas through our industry-leading portfolio of brands. emap’s purpose is to drive professional progress for ambitious individuals and companies in Grocery Retail, Travel Retail, Personal Finance, Packaging, Motor Retail, Property, Electronics, AV, Education, Fashion, Architecture, Health and Construction. We unlock growth opportunities for our customers. Our unrivalled relationships with key decision makers give our customers essential access, insight and recognition. We deliver this professional advantage through award winning digital content, live events, intelligence services and learning tools. All our brands hold unique positions at the heart of influential communities.


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201-500

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