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Magazine background
Baillie Gifford first started producing Trust magazine in the summer of 2003.It is produced biannually and is an important part of the way that we communicate with our investment trust customers and enquirers. It is published for Baillie Gifford by Mediamark Ltd . Trust online has been created by New Media Bureau.
If you would like to find out more about Baillie Gifford and the investment trusts we manage, please visit the Baillie Gifford website and, in particular, our Investment Trust Centre.
Contributors
By the time Trust either reaches your door or you visit Trust online , many people have been involved in its creation.
At Baillie Gifford we have a dedicated Editorial Group which comes up with ideas for articles, checks all copy for accuracy so we are sure that everything printed in the magazine is as up to date as possible and makes sure that everything runs smoothly in the production of the magazine.
At Mediamark there are editors, designers and production teams to make sure that Trust reaches its readers in first-rate condition.
Journalists and writers for this issue
Heather Farmbrough
Trust Editor Heather Farmbrough is an experienced financial writer who contributes to newspapers and magazines
Heather Connon
Finance writer Heather Connon is currently the investment editor at The Observer and regularly contributes to Trust
David Smith
Journalist and author David Smith is economics editor for The Sunday Times and a regular contributor to Trust
Edward Russell-Walling
Edward Russell-Walling is a freelance financial writer who contributes to the New Statesman, The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph among other titles
Nina Montagu-Smith
Finance journalist and author Nina Montagu-Smith is a frequent contributor to The Scotsman
Ian Fraser
Regular Trust contributor Ian Fraser is also a contributor to FTfm and has previously worked for the Sunday Herald
Robert O'Riordan
Robert O'Riordan is responsible for liasing with all of the investment trust boards at Baillie Gifford and for communications with shareholders.
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