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Ending as political editor. Will continue to work with climate, energy and restructuring.
Sector Ramnefjell is leaving Dagbladet, he himself confirms to Journalisten.
Ramnefjell has been political editor at the newspaper since 2016. Before that he was cultural editor at the same place.
Now he ends his day at the newspaper where he has worked for 18 years, with concrete plans to continue working in climate, energy and restructuring. Without him wanting to go into more detail about the plans now.
– Must be completely free
– This is entirely my own decision. I contacted management yesterday and said I wanted to quit. This is not a position you can hold halfway, and if you don’t have your head 100 percent on the task at hand, says Ramnefjell and adds:
– You must be completely free as a commentator, and when I have decided that I want to quit and move on to something else, I must also accept the consequences of that and quit Dagbladet.
Ramnefjell himself describes that he has allowed himself to be absorbed by climate, energy and restructuring in recent years.
– I have built up a fairly extensive specialist expertise in that field, an area that will shape the development of society in the coming decades. I want to get into it and work on it. It’s what I feel I’m passionate about, and want to spend my time on in the future.
Paying tribute to the Dagbladet culture
He has only good words about his time and culture at Dagbladet, where he has worked as a culture journalist, news journalist, debate manager, culture editor and political editor.
– For my part, the years at Dagbladet have offered enormous opportunities, and given me the opportunity to learn from some of the country’s sharpest publicist minds. I have been able to sit in the morning meetings of the management department for over ten years and have had the opportunity to learn from some of the sharpest analysts in Norway, so for me it has been an incredible privilege to work at Dagbladet.
The newspaper has gone through both ups and downs during his time:
– This newspaper has taken many different turns, and there have been both victories and difficult times. For my part, I still have a lot of faith in Dagbladet. The Dagbladet culture is not a myth, it is about letting everyone in, lifting each other up, having faith in all employees, and not using pointed elbows at each other. A lot has happened over the years here, many have come and gone, but that culture still exists, and I have great faith that it will carry Dagbladet on to many new good years, concludes Ramnefjell.
FYI: Geir Ramnefjell was previously news manager Nils Martin Silvola’s manager at Dagbladet.
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