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Writer / Editor

Haysville, KS · On-site

$48K - $50K/yr

... Reporter Magazine Editor - Wichita, KS - onsite · The ideal candidate will work with the executive directors and elected presidents of producer/operator associations AOGR serves as Official ...

... magazines and also guide regular newsroom coverage as the lead editorial executive in New York. You will: * Work in close consultation with our editor in chief and other executive editors in setting ...

Managing Editor

Manhattan, NY · Remote

$45K - $50K/yr

With six multichannel brands, including Dance Magazine, Dance Spirit, Pointe, Dance Teacher, Dance ... Work with pragmatic and collaborative executives from Backstage.com, BCG, Cast & Crew, etc. who ...

Senior Editor, Restaurants

New York, NY · On-site

$92K - $140K/yr

... and the magazine, Epicurious.com, the Epicurious app, the BA podcast, live events, video ... This role reports to the Executive Editor, is based in New York City, and is in-office four days a ...

Senior Editor, Restaurants

New York, NY · On-site

$92K - $140K/yr

... and the magazine, Epicurious.com, the Epicurious app, the BA podcast, live events, video ... This role reports to the Executive Editor, is based in New York City, and is in-office four days a ...

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As of Sep 2, 2026, the average yearly pay for executive magazine editor in the United States is $72,056.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $49,500.00 and $94,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Executive Magazine Editor vs Content Editor?

AspectExecutive Magazine EditorContent Editor
CredentialsBachelor’s degree in journalism, communications, or related field; experience in magazine editingBachelor’s degree in journalism, communications, or related field; editing experience
Work EnvironmentMagazine publishing companies, editorial teams, leadership rolesOnline or print media organizations, content teams, editing roles
Industry UsageHigh in magazine publishing, especially business and executive magazinesWidespread across various media outlets, including magazines, websites, and blogs

The Executive Magazine Editor typically holds a senior role focused on overseeing the entire magazine's content, strategy, and editorial direction, often managing teams and liaising with executives. In contrast, a Content Editor primarily focuses on editing and refining individual articles or content pieces. While both roles require strong editing skills and relevant credentials, the Executive Magazine Editor's responsibilities are broader and more strategic, often involving leadership and high-level decision-making within the magazine industry.

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Writer / Editor

American Oil & Gas Reporter

Haysville, KS • On-site

$48K - $50K/yr

Full-time

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IN SEARCH OF WRITER / EDITOR

The American Oil & Gas Reporter

Magazine, e-Edition, and AOGR.com Website

American Oil & Gas Reporter Magazine Editor - Wichita, KS - onsite

· The ideal candidate will work with the executive directors and elected presidents of producer/operator associations AOGR serves as Official Publication to write content about legislative, regulatory, and general business news for each issue.

· Conduct phone and/or Teams interviews from the Wichita office for pre-convention Official Convention News.

· Cull online association newsletters, newswires, and other sources for standalone articles, as well as front-of-book Industry Digest news briefs.

· Interview association and government officials as well as business and financial leaders for multiple-source articles.

· Edit and proof other magazine content to AP and AOGR stylebook and format.

· Maintain regular contact with officers and their staff at state, regional and national oil and gas trade associations, as well as business, financial and government leaders.

· Oversee the Industry Calendar page.

· Occasionally travel to and attend conferences with coverage responsibilities including articles and photography of speakers and award presentations.

The Association Editor works primarily with the executive directors (who thereby are “contributing” editors), to produce relevant public policy updates as well as annual and periodic association, convention and meeting content for each monthly issue. This includes writing and communicating with industry leaders to produce in-depth articles that run the gamut of legislative, regulatory, business, technical, market, legal and financial matters, and obtaining source approvals of final copy according to the 65-year-old American Oil & Gas Reporter editorial policy. Each month’s issue cycle concludes with a final edit of the forthcoming edition, which also includes submissions from other AOGR editors, sources and contributors. Periodic convention travel and subsequent coverage of keynote and other convention speakers make photography skills a plus.

IMMEDIATE OPENING. $48K to $50K Annual Salary Negotiable and with Benefits.

*Please send Cover Letter, Resume and Work Samples.