The New York Times is building on the success of The Daily with a new daily news program. The show leans into the distinct advantage of the Times’ newsroom: journalists who span the globe, have unmatched expertise and can help listeners understand the world.
We’re seeking a seasoned Executive Producer of this new show is a seasoned audio journalist, newsroom leader, story editor and manager who is drawn to building systems and structures that will support ambitious work on tight deadlines. This role requires someone who is highly skilled in every aspect of editing — from structure to pacing to line editing to noting the stray breath and the piece of music that comes in one beat too late — and who can nurture innovation and sustainability while cultivating a culture of collaboration.
The Executive Producer will help set the long term editorial vision and priorities of the show as well as develop and manage relationships with the core newsroom and key internal and external stakeholders. This role will also ensure the show’s staff is thriving and has opportunities for growth.
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The annual base pay range for this role is between $180,000.00 and $200,000.00.
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