The Deputy Editor will work directly with top editors to identify, recruit and manage freelance contributors and topic experts across a range of industries to be part of our industry-leading contributor model. The editor should be a razor-sharp headline writer and have a patient bedside manner for coaching young reporters and expert contributors with little professional writing experience.
The editor will be responsible for managing and maintaining the quality content that has attracted a domestic audience of 35 million plus another 10 million international visitors. She or he will work in concert with staff editors, writers and producers to attack the news in real-time throughout the day, coming up with a continuous stream of fresh angles and new ideas. The job will provide opportunities for writing and reporting on Forbes.com and in the magazine.
Ideally, a qualified candidate will have:
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