The John S. Knight (JSK) Journalism Fellowships at Stanford University is seeking a managing director.
Reporting to the director, the managing director is part of a 3-person leadership team that helps run an ambitious fellowship program, executes strategy and projects, and selects and supports diverse journalists from around the world who are creating solutions to journalism’s most urgent problems.
The program focuses on helping emerging journalism leaders and JSK alumni succeed as effective change agents.
Competitive candidates must have an established professional reputation in journalism and innovation. They must have experience leading change in organizations, and managing projects and people.
Core responsibilities involve managing partnerships and community building for the fellowship, while having a key role leading other areas, including management of the alumni and programmatic elements of the JSK Fellowships.
Visit the Stanford job portal to see the full position description and submit your application.
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