Everything about Richard Tomkins totally explained
Richard Tomkins is the Consumer Industries Editor of the
Financial Times, having assumed the post in 2001. He has previously worked at the
FT in marketing and at the New York bureau (in both cases as a correspondent).
He attended
King Edward's School in
Birmingham and, after several jobs (including a four year apprenticeship with his local newspaper), joined the FT in 1983.
He is married and has three young children.
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