Hairdressers Journal International (HJ) has expanded its editorial department, announcing new hires and internal promotions. This move signals a commitment to bolstering content output across print, digital, social media, and events. Abbie Skliarsky joins in June as Acting Deputy Editor to support editorial planning and content creation during Charlotte Grant-West's maternity leave. Skliarsky brings experience in luxury beauty and lifestyle content strategy.
Eve Oxberry now heads editorial for the entire Professional Beauty Group, overseeing all its publications. Her role extends beyond print and digital, encompassing conference curation and podcast hosting. Chloe Weldon transitions to Content & Social Lead, managing HJ's social channels alongside her print and web contributions. Josie Jackson was promoted to Senior Content Writer last year, recognising her work on HJ's platforms.
These changes reflect HJ's ongoing investment in industry content. The publication aims to deepen audience engagement across various channels. The expanded team structure suggests a strategic focus on maintaining editorial quality and expanding reach in the competitive beauty and hair sector. Businesses can anticipate more frequent and diverse content updates from HJ.
