Interim Producer, Initiatives
Job Title: Interim Producer, Initiatives
Department: Production
Division: Programs
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Reports To: Senior Producer, Initiatives & Internal Audio
Status: Full Time, Temporary (Immediately – December 31, 2015), Exempt

POSITION OVERVIEW
The Producer works with the Senior Producer, Initiatives & Internal Audio and the rest of the Production Department to produce content related to StoryCorps’ initiatives, to air regularly on NPR. The Producer also creates other audio content to promote the project, including promos and edited segments for internal and external use. Producers also assist in the creation of production schedules and broadcast plans, research, pitch, and record StoryCorps interviews, and manage and prioritize tape coming in through various StoryCorps recording sites. Producers are also responsible for editing staff and interns.

StoryCorps tells stories from an inclusive range of American voices – with programs and initiatives including OutLoud, an initiative that collects the voices of the LGBTQ community, StoryCorps Griot to preserve stories of African Americans, StoryCorps Historias to collect the experiences of Latinos, and our National Teachers Initiative and Military Voices Initiative, focused on stories of America’s teachers and post-9/11 military, respectively. Candidates with knowledge of the histories and cultures of diverse communities are encouraged to apply.

Experience producing content representative of diverse voices, for diverse audiences, is strongly preferred. Familiarity with post-9/11 veteran and military topics, issues and content is preferred. Familiarity with the LGBTQ community and LGBTQ-related topics, issues and content is also preferred.

The Interim Producer, Initiatives position has an end date of December 31, 2015.

Excellent benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, Flexible Spending Account, 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan, Employee Assistance Plan, TransitCheks, and paid time off (vacation, sick leave, personal days, and holidays).

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Produce stories for StoryCorps’ national initiative-related broadcasts on NPR, including fact checking and writing host copy
Produce other content as necessary, including promos and other edited segments for external or internal use by the organization
Train and edit staff and interns
Research, pitch, and record StoryCorps interviews for potential production use
Identify and track tape for potential production use from recording booths
Provide department with production and administrative support
Serve as an active, engaged member of the StoryCorps Production department, including participation in regular departmental meetings and interdepartmental project teams
Actively work to ensure that a diversity of stories and participants are selected for production, and that our content is relevant and accessible to diverse audiences
Perform other duties to support the production department, as assigned

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND QUALIFICATIONS

Required:

Bachelor’s degree
Minimum 3 years of work experience in producing audio for broadcast and the web
Demonstrated expertise in non-linear, narrative, digital editing, including mixing music and audio
Demonstrated research skills and journalistic instinct
Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills
Demonstrated experience working as part of a team in a deadline-oriented, fast-paced environment
Willingness and ability to travel nationally, at minimum 4 times per year
Ability to be flexible and adaptable in order to contribute to problem-solving activities within a growing, changing organization
Cultural competence/humility and the ability to work successfully with diverse groups of people
Belief and interest in the mission of StoryCorps

Preferred:

Experience producing for a national audience; a history of producing narratorless stories is also a plus
Experience producing content representative of diverse voices, for diverse audiences (strongly preferred)
Experience and familiarity with post 9/11 veteran and military-related topics, issues and content
Experience and familiarity with the LGBTQ community and LGBTQ-related topics, issues and content
Experience editing with ProTools
Fluency in a language other than English; Spanish language fluency strongly preferred

PRISM, a global content and marketing agency, (4A, part of the WPP family) is looking for an accomplished writer and editor to join its team of content specialists.

The successful candidate will be a native English speaker, or Chinese native speaker with excellent English-language skills, and have at least two years of experience working in the media, PR or advertising industries. A strong interest in cars and all things automotive would be a major advantage.

The successful candidate will update an employee website for a global automotive client, and write, edit and produce a quarterly employee magazine. In addition to managing employee communications, the successful candidate will work with our team of content creators, storytellers and video producers, to strategize the creation and release of editorial and video content on social channels and through earned media coverage.

We’re looking for a fantastic communicator with huge amounts of energy. The position would suit someone with excellent writing and editing skills who is interested in breaking into the world of a 4A advertising agency or learning the skills of content marketing, while working closely with the senior management of a multinational client.

Requirements

• Professional with 2+ years PR, journalism or advertising experience
• First-rate storyteller and communicator
• Excellent writing and editing skills
• Understanding of basic HTML
• Native or highly skilled English speaker
• Well-versed in the social media landscape
• Client-facing, with confidence to interact with senior management

Highly Advantageous

• A passion for cars and the automotive industry
• Creative design skills – photography, graphic design

Salary dependent on experience

The Public Relations Specialist will lead and coordinate the organization's overall communications strategy and message. Reporting to the Director, the Public relations Specialist will work collaboratively with senior leadership to develop and implement communication strategies to broaden visibility and share of voice of The Buddy Fund’s nonprofit programs and oversee organizational messaging.

Responsibilities
Be a part of the team in putting forth programs and strategies that maximizes the impact our programs and that extend our mission.
Develop and distribute to the media The Buddy Fund’s core messages to ensure organizational consistency.
Identify significant media and public policy issues that can be leveraged to support The Buddy Fund’s work, and create and implement plans to exploit them.
Field media response to inquiries about The Buddy Fund.

Qualifications
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Passion for the animals

Required time: Part time, minimum 10 hours per week
Hourly compensation commensurate with experience.

Job ID: RAC20150806-70059

Description:

Associate Director-SAT School Day

Position Summary

Responsible for overall management of SAT School Day and institutional publications, operational communications, and Web content across all functional areas – preparation and test information, registration, test administration, score reporting, matters of test security, and any other program initiatives and issues requiring communication to schools, and students. Responsible for managing and executing event-driven SAT School Day communications, as well as all aspects of publications workflow, including vendor publications work and other internal stakeholders, including College Board Operations, Customer Service, Test Development, Research, Assessment Marketing, State & District Partnerships, and Communications Marketing departments, and external vendors, including ETS.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES

Web and Email Content:

* Lead development of all SAT and SAT School Day operational content on the Web. Project manage all Web-based content for the SAT School Day and related institutional content, including cross-functional project management of ongoing and planned updates and development and execution of communication plans for internal and external information dissemination. Collaborate with staff who manage PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT 10 and PSAT 8/9 content to incorporate content that accurately reflects the vertical alignment of assessments and benefits of the entire SAT Suite of Assessments.
* Gather requirements to develop and implement processes for ensuring high-quality, consistent, and accurate Web and email communications to all SAT School Day constituents. Responsible for managing routine and non-routine constituent email communications, including those generated by the SAT online registration and score reporting applications, as well as the annual updating of SAT School Day content regarding Web functionality.
* Work with contract and product managers as well as operational staff to plan and execute SAT School Day email communications, including developing content, securing appropriate lists, and ensuring appropriate quality control of all aspects of delivery. Develop and manage web, email, and print content aimed at contract administrators, educators, and students in support of bulk registration processes. Coordinate content in other SAT Suite of Assessment publications and communications regarding bulk registration.
* Manage the program’s involvement with SAT and SAT School Day user acceptance activities related to the Web and online registration and, as the program’s representative, work in close conjunction with the registration team, marketing, communications, and IT staff in planning for future enhancements and content integration activities associated with other College Board, SAT Program, and Web initiatives.

Print Content:

* Work with operations in the management of ETS publications development and print production for the SAT School Day product, including setting and maintaining project deliverables. Analyze and define the scope and level of effort for any additional publications requirements that arise, including costs, timing, additional resourcing, and other considerations.
* Work with Assessment Marketing in the management of MAPS design and production of publications supporting the SAT School Day product, including managing content contributors, overseeing operational and other stakeholder reviews, and ensuring alignment with product management and divisional goals.
* Manage all cross-functional tasks for SAT School Day printed publications, promotional pieces, and operational forms. Gather requirements for, and lead content management of, SAT School Day registration materials, test center supervisor manuals, forms, instructions, and training materials. Deliver accurate, consistent, and high quality SAT School Day publications directed at students and those who advise or recruit them.
* Understand contractual requirements for state institutional customers such as Michigan, Maine, Delaware, and Iowa, and ensure all publications and specialized content are developed and delivered as required.
* Work with various internal departments (Operations, Product Management, Marketing and Publication Services, Web Services, IT Delivery Services, Assessment Marketing, Communications) and external entities (e.g., ETS) to accomplish these tasks and ensure that all projects remain on schedule and on budget. Edit and produce all SAT School Day print publications in WoodWing Enterprise, the College Readiness Assessment content management system.

Other Project Work:

* Serve as key contributor to projects and initiatives that enhance the test day experience for professionals and students. Work with SAT Operations and ETS to enhance supervisor training in support of special state initiatives and to improve the quality of SAT administration practices and staff development.
* Manage publications budgets and work with SAT budget manager to ensure all budget activities and entries are managed with the tightest oversight for quality and accuracy. Research budget variances at the direction of the Senior Director. Perform a variety of management tasks related to the SAT institutional product offerings, which include: contributing to overall strategic planning, assisting in the development of program plans and budgets, leading the alignment of program communications with the work of other departments/divisions/consultants, and performing management tasks related to the communications projects of the SAT Program and all of its services and products to secondary schools, districts, states, and colleges, as needed.
* Performa variety of program evangelist functions that may include: providing information or materials in response to telephone or written requests, acting as an internal consultant to College Board staff in pertinent areas of responsibility, and meeting with outside individuals or institutions to provide information about the College Board programs or services. Represent the SAT Program at selected national, regional, and state meetings of secondary and higher education associations.

PRINCIPAL RELATIONSHIPS

Internal Contacts:

College Readiness Assessments publications and community team; College Readiness Assessment policy and product management, including score reporting and registration teams; Reston Operations; MAPS; Brand Experience; IT and email teams; SDP; Legal; AD&D; and Research.

External Contacts:

ETS, Pearson, Xerox and other external vendors, test center supervisors and other constituents as appropriate. District and state educators involved with SAT School Day and other institutional products. High school and college members/constituents as well as student users of Web content.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Education/Experience:

Bachelor’s degree, plus 4-6 years of editorial (Developmental Editor experience)and publishing experience in education or a related field. Experience using a content management system and/or Adobe InCopy a plus (training will be provided).

Related Skills and Other Requirements:

* Computer proficiency, including Microsoft office applications
* Superior editing/writing skills
* Meticulous attention to detail
* Understanding of the academic environment
* Excellent interpersonal communication skills
* Problem resolution/negotiation skills
* Strong organizational skills
* Ability to work on several projects simultaneously
* Ability to set priorities and meet deadlines

Requirements:
Desired Travel Less than 25%
Areas of Expertise Editorial
Highest Level of Education Bachelor's Degree
Job Type Full Time
Location New York, NY
Years of Relevant Experience 4-5

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Findyr is the offline search engine that enables media and organizations to find breaking, on-the-ground content from all over the world. We’re investor-backed startup in the heart of Silicon Alley, and we’re seeking a freelance/part-time journalist/journalism intern to support our Marketing and Community Management Team.

This is a unique opportunity to combine Internet technology, international relations and journalism. You’ll help grow the Findyr Reporter, our hyper-local news offering.

Specifically, your work will include:

 Writing News Reports

 Research

 Social Media Communications

 Communicating with users around the world

What’s in it for you?

 Incredible opportunity for experience

 Travel and food stipend

 Hourly wages or other compensation depending on experience

 Possibility to turn this into a full time position

Seeking Adjunct Instructor to teach "New Media Newsroom" course in the fall of 2015. This is an basic course in digital journalism for Media & Communications majors. M.A. in Journalism required. This is a hybrid course that meets once a week.

TOGY is looking for International Business Journalists. Candidates would be responsible for research, conducting face to face interviews with business executives and compiling comprehensive energy reports.

Your responsibilities

•Conducting interviews with business executives and government leaders
•Compiling editorial materials; keeping updated on local industry events, trends
•Writing and editing content, follow-up on interview transcriptions, organising and managing all editorial aspects of the book
•Working abroad 11 months of the year
•Attending relevant exhibitions, conferences, cocktails or PR activities

Qualities we are looking for

•Candidates who are hard-working and can work effectively within a team
•Excellent adaptability to an international environment with a wide exposure to various cultures and customs
•Ambitious, results-driven, competitive, self-starter
•A highly independent and vivacious personality
•A desire to earn a very competitive salary and live a jet-set lifestyle
•Year‐round availability and the flexibility to live anywhere in the world for 3-5-month consecutive projects
•Excellent personal and professional presentation
•Can meet tight deadlines and keep a cool head under pressure

Candidate requirements

•Bachelor’s or Master’s degree from a reputable university with a sound knowledge of international political, business and economic affairs
•One to three years of work experience (preferably in journalism or the oil and gas industry)
•Fluent in both written and spoken English with additional language such as Spanish, Portuguese or French
•Results‐driven, ambitious, energetic, flexible
•No travel restrictions
•1 to 4 years work experience

What we offer

•Travel for 11 months a year
•Attractive compensation package, including international health insurance
•Dynamic working environment
•Excellent financial package with a base salary and high commissions
•Work expenses covered including accommodation, communication and travel
•Full initial training and fast-track promotion to mid‐level team member, and subsequently to Project Director
•The opportunity to meet world leaders, senior government officials, top CEOs and the most influential contacts worldwide

Essential Functions:

- Generating story ideas related to financial employment and careers
- Daily updating of eFinancialCareers
- Development of sources throughout the investment and financial industries
- Reporting of hard news and feature articles for eFinancialCareers and identification and analysis of industry hiring and salary trends
- Develop followings on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other social media networks
- Work to boost traffic with NA audiences through various distribution platforms
- Proof read and copy edit articles by outside writers and contributors and perform basic quality-control checks on postings to the website
- Supervise contract writer when hired
- Editing, writing of Morning Coffee newsletter and others as needed
- Reply to user e-mails and comments

Additional Responsibilities

- Miscellaneous duties as assigned

Minimum Qualifications

- Degree in journalism, English, finance or related fields
- Strong reporter and editor, coverage of financial services preferred
- Understanding of securities industry and corporate finance
- Familiarity with blogs, video blogs and other areas of online publishing
- Familiarity with website management and production tools such as blogging services and Photoshop
- Self motivation and ability to work under deadline pressure
- Collaborative attitude able to work with marketing and sales teams as needed

This position is based in Manhattan and may require a modest amount of travel.

We are seeking a Freelance Writer to join our growing firm.

As a Freelance Writer, you will research and write weekly, original articles for our blog. Your articles will cover job search strategy, career advancement, technology or productivity trends, industry news, and related topics.

Proficiencies and Requirements:
- Journalism or related field preferred
- Strong writing and editing skills
- Proficiency with WordPress

Millennium Promise seeks a freelance writer and project coordinator to support our Development team in New York. Applications are due June 15, 2015. See detailed requirements and application instructions below. Thank you for your interest in Millennium Promise!

Job Responsibilities:
• Coordinate the production of high quality reports for donors and the board of directors. This includes drafting, editing, and proofreading, as well as working with teams in New York and Africa to gather necessary information, field questions, compile drafts, circulate drafts for review, revise drafts, and finalize reports.
• Distill information from technical and field reports in order to highlight appropriate programmatic information.
• Help with design and formatting of reports using Microsoft Word following existing templates. May also be asked to prepare PowerPoint presentations for board meetings.
• Assist with other writing and editing projects, including strategic planning and business plan documents from Millennium Village teams.

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree
• 1-3 years relevant work experience
• Excellent communication skills with evidence of strong writing and editing skills
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Outstanding Microsoft Word and PowerPoint skills, and basic Microsoft Excel
• Familiarity and/or interest in issues related to international development
• Ability to work in a fast paced environment and juggle multiple projects
• Ability to work independently as well as with team members
• Ability to analyze and integrate information clearly, quickly, and consistently
• Positive attitude, flexibility, patience, and good sense of humor

Reporting
This position reports to the Director of Development & Communications.

Location
This position is based in New York City.