The best candidate for the position will have a passion for business journalism, a keen news judgment and a strong understanding of online content including social media and will be able to conduct in-depth research into a variety of industries including energy, banking and financial, law, healthcare, and manufacturing. Candidates will be responsible for maintaining a relationship with business leaders and community resources throughout Pennsylvania. Attendance at networking events, as a reporter as well as a representative of PA Business Central, is required.
The primary responsibilities of the successful candidate will be editing, proofing and tagging stories for posting online; organizing, compiling and scheduling e-newsletters; organizing the print process; working with a part-time assistant, stringers, and interns on various editorial projects; and engaging the audience in social media channels. Other editorial responsibilities include leading in the production of our bi-monthly publications, Women in Business and The Marcellus Business Central, as well as our seasonal chamber newsletter, CBICC Centre Connection.
Requirements/Experience/Knowledge
We offer a competitive salary and full benefits package including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) and flexible vacations. This position also offers tremendous opportunity for growth in our network of 70+ publications throughout six states.
If interested, please e-mail a cover letter and resume to davidwells@pabusinesscentral.com.
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