Emma Tucker
About Emma Tucker
Emma Tucker Editor in Chief Wall Street Journal
Emma Tucker is the Editor in Chief of The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires. She was appointed to this role following a distinguished career in journalism. Tucker's leadership is focused on maintaining the esteemed journalistic standards of The Wall Street Journal, while also navigating the rapidly changing media landscape.
First Female Editor of The Sunday Times
Emma Tucker made history as the first female editor of The Sunday Times in more than a century. Her appointment was a significant milestone, bringing a fresh perspective to the publication. During her tenure, she aimed to modernize the newspaper while preserving its rich heritage and commitment to quality journalism.
Emma Tucker's Career at The Times
At The Times, Emma Tucker held several vital roles, such as associate features editor and editor of T2, the newspaper's award-winning daily features supplement. As associate features editor, she oversaw compelling content that engaged readers. Her role as the editor of T2 involved curating a mix of lifestyle, culture, and human interest stories, earning accolades for the supplement's impactful journalism.
Emma Tucker's Role as Editorial Director
In her capacity as the editorial director at The Times, Emma Tucker was instrumental in fostering a closer working relationship between the editorial and commercial teams. This role required her to bridge the gap between content creation and commercial interests, ensuring that journalistic integrity was upheld while exploring new revenue streams and enhancing the publication’s business model.
Emma Tucker's Early Career and Reporting Tenure
Emma Tucker began her journalism career at the Financial Times as a reporter, covering economics before moving to the Brussels and Berlin bureaus. Her reporting experience provided her with a solid foundation in covering international and economic news. After returning to London in 2001, she held several leadership positions, leveraging her extensive field experience to guide editorial teams and contribute to broader strategic initiatives.