An ideal candidate will have a solid background in editorial management, including experience managing freelance writers and in-house staff. The position has two key elements: 1) commissioning high-quality content that engages readers around an array of topics and issues that face business leaders; 2) coordinating print production so that the magazine is published on time and on budget.
The right candidate is an extremely organized project manager, a deft copy editor, and a born collaborator. If you have a knack for getting other people to meet deadlines while never missing your own, are excited about the opportunity to oversee production of an award-winning magazine, and have excellent communication skills, we’re looking for you.
Comstock’s is a modern media company. While our print publication has been a regional staple for going on 30 years, our website and digital platforms are constantly evolving. An ideal candidate will be forward-thinking with a working knowledge of current industry trends, including delivery methods and revenue sources.
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This is a full-time, permanent position. Salary is 55K-65K, commensurate with experience and with room to grow.
To apply: Send cover letter, resume and one work sample (that you’ve either written or edited) to jobs [at] comstocksmag.com. Subject line must read “Comstock’s Editor” for consideration.
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