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What is the difference between Executive Editor In Chief vs Managing Editor?

AspectExecutive Editor In ChiefManaging Editor
ResponsibilitiesSets editorial vision, oversees entire publication, final decision-makingManages daily operations, supervises editorial staff, ensures deadlines
CredentialsTypically advanced degrees in journalism or related fields, extensive experienceJournalism or communication background, experience in editorial management
Work EnvironmentHigh-level strategic setting, executive meetings, industry eventsOffice-based, team coordination, editing and content review

The Executive Editor In Chief focuses on the overall vision and strategic direction of the publication, while the Managing Editor handles daily operations and team management. Both roles require strong editorial credentials, but the Executive Editor In Chief holds a higher-level leadership position with broader responsibilities.

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Editor in Chief

Full-time

Posted 2 days ago


Job description

Duties and Responsibilities, work schedules and/or location may change based on evolving business needs

Create content and product vision. The EIC must define a clear and compelling vision for the look, feel and voice of our portfolio of products, including the existing weekly print newspaper, daily emails, website and, soon, tablet and mobile.

Change agent. Must drive staff adaptation to new mediums, new platforms, new skill sets, new story forms, new ways of doing things. Persuasively, diplomatically, strategically, the EIC must guide the business journal operation into new markets, new competencies, and new areas of opportunity.

Newsroom leader. It is paramount that the EIC take a proactive, hands-on approach in developing and leading the reporting staff. Our ability to produce products that connect with our audiences stems directly from the EIC's interaction with, and direction of, the reporting team.

Audience. The Office of the Editor and, by extension, the EIC, shares cross-departmental responsibility for growing our print, digital and event audiences. This demands a tight relationship with our audience through blogging and Editor's Notebooks.

Ensure vitality of print through thoughtful packaging, long-form journalism, exclusive interviews.

Management. Work with other department heads, create business and marketing plans for the company.

Seek out content syndication channels and partnerships for Business Journal content.

National editorial and News Initiatives - EIC will be the primary newsroom conduit between the local market and ACBJ-corporate.

Meet or exceed goals relating to audience-engagement such as page views, unique users, repeat visits, direct traffic, social media followings and growth, paid print subscribership, email newsletter circulation growth, event attendance, and other such measures.

Regularly participate in and attend Business Journal sponsored events.

Take on any other assignment made by manager(s).

Work cooperatively and collaboratively with all colleagues and professionally with sources.

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Minimum of 5 -- 7 years of management and/or team leadership experience required

Daily, and preferably, weekly print experience for a business news operation

Experience working in an online news environment

Beat reporter experience

Inspiring, yet diplomatic

Innovative, curious, collaborative

Eager to connect directly with readers/audience

Must be comfortable and thrive in rapidly changing and uncharted media environment