Longtime Editor Departs Northwest Arkansas Business Journal
Paul Gatling, the face and voice of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal, is stepping down from his long-held position as editor. With a storied career spanning multiple roles, Gatling has consistently provided readers with insightful and timely information on the region’s business landscape. His departure marks the end of an era for the esteemed publication.
First named editor in 2013, Gatling brought immense journalistic acumen to the role, earning the respect of both his peers and the business community. During his tenure, he not only served as the driving force behind the publication’s content but also assumed the responsibilities of associate publisher. His work has been instrumental in maintaining the journal’s reputation as a trusted source for regional business news.
Gatling’s departure, while unexpected, leaves behind a legacy that will be difficult to replicate. Throughout his years at the journal, he developed close ties with the local business community, fostering strong relationships that enabled him to uncover and share the most critical stories. As his readers bid him farewell, they do so with gratitude for the wealth of knowledge and understanding he has imparted to them.
The Northwest Arkansas Business Journal will now embark on a new chapter with a new editor. While Gatling’s shoes will be hard to fill, the journal’s commitment to quality business reporting remains unwavering. The transition marks an opportunity for fresh perspectives and new voices to emerge, ensuring the publication continues to thrive and serve the region with the high standards its readers have come to expect.
As Gatling moves on, his accomplishments and dedication to business journalism will not be forgotten. His impact on the community will endure, and his contributions to the region’s understanding of its business environment will forever be cherished. His departure serves as a testament to the ever-evolving nature of the industry, and the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal will undoubtedly emerge stronger and more resilient in the face of this change.
