The managing editor reports directly to the editor-in-chief and will help guide the team during a period of anticipated growth. The position will track and edit daily articles from the writing staff and be charged with ensuring articles are filed in a timely manner by writers. The role will also oversee the quantity of all content published onsite and make sure daily requirements are achieved. The editor will also help to improve the quality of editorial copy and all work done on etf.com platforms, among other editorial projects and strategic initiatives.
The ideal candidate will have strategic vision and an ability to think holistically about editorial content, both in day-of news and in planning content. The ideal applicant will also have a strong writing/editorial/journalistic background and a proven track record of editing high-quality, timely and relevant content in a fast-paced newsroom.
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About Us:
etf.com is the authority on ETF news, analysis, data, and education. We empower investors to make informed decisions and achieve better investment outcomes for themselves as well as their families. At etf.com we are expecting significant growth in all key business areas in 2022. Under new leadership, etf.com is expanding its headcount and developing industry-leading products to create an elite financial digital media company.
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