Work @ The Washington Post- Salary Range $122,500.00 — $204,100.00
Khadyajah Jenkins, M.A.T
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Washington Post Job Opportunity
Description
The Washington Post is seeking an experienced, visionary leader to guide our social media strategy and chart a path through an ever-changing digital landscape. This person will be instrumental in driving innovation around digital storytelling and solidifying The Post’s social accounts as the ultimate destination for discovering and engaging in the most important stories of the day.
This is a key leadership position that will have strategic oversight of The Washington Post’s presence, voice and strategy across social platforms. Top candidates will be a brand- and voice-building expert and possess a record of driving audience and platform growth. They should have wide knowledge of existing, emerging and new social platforms and be strategic and opportunistic in helping The Post spot them, adapt and redeploy resources as needed. They should be passionate about serving audiences and be driven by data and results.
We want a strategic thinker and motivated problem solver who is comfortable working in a fast-paced environment. This person should have a deep understanding of journalistic storytelling standards, social metrics and an ability to connect them back to business impact.
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