The Washington Business Journal is seeking an editor to handle special projects.

If you love news and you love people, this is the job for you. If you like to plan and then plan some more, this job is for you. If you come up with new ideas in your sleep, this job is for you.

The Business Journal produces about a dozen special events and publications annually, and the selected candidate will oversee all editorial content across print, digital and multimedia,

ensuring the quality, integrity and accuracy of the products. Publications include Best Places to Work, Women Who Mean Business, 40 Under 40, Real Estate Dealmakers and Fastest-Growing Companies.

This is not an event production or marketing position. The successful candidate will be part of our newsroom editing team, reporting to the editor-in-chief.

You must be highly creative. You must be detail-oriented and disciplined and able to work in a fast-paced environment, as you often will be working on two or three projects at once. You must be available for occasional evening events.

Oversee all content related to events, including special publications, digital packages and multimedia presentations
Plan and conceive editorial event content - print section, online content, videos, scripts and overall presentation
Assign all content for editorial and event special projects, including stories, photos, graphics and data packages
Work with other departments to ensure event schedules, nomination processes, selection of honorees and day-of content for the event meet the high editorial standards of the Business Journal.
Develop and manage stable of freelancers to create top-notch content
Assist other editors in managing the day-to-day coverage as needed
Assign all weekly Journal Profiles, ensuring we are interviewing high-level people with a focus on gender, racial, geographic and industry diversity
Meet all deadlines
Exceptional editor, proofreader, reporter and writer with knowledge of AP style
Able to guide, contribute to and lead large-scale editorial projects
Multitasker
Able to use social media as a newsgathering and dissemination tool
At least five years of editing and project management
Bachelor's degree in journalism or equivalent

The well-being of our employees is paramount. For that reason, ACBJ offers a variety of rich and competitive benefits including bundled health, dental and vision plans designed to meet our employees' needs. We also provide programs to support mental health and wellness and a generous time-off policy in support of taking the time needed to recharge. Here are just a few of our programs: * Paid Parental Leave * 401K Plan with Employer Match * Flexible Spending Accounts * Employee Assistance Program * Multiple Employee Dependent Scholarship Programs * Commuter Flexible Spending * Lifestyle Programs (Including incentives for healthy habits) * Medical Infertility Services * Corporate discount programs * Employee Recognition/Service Awards * And so much more! (Benefits coverage indicated above may be based on employee participation in benefit programs and eligibility)This Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The Company considers applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, marital status, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, genetic information or any other characteristic protected by applicable city, state or federal law. COMPENSATION: $80K-$100K

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