Executive Producer - Lead High-Impact Interview Show
new york times companyBrooklyn (NY)
Executive Producer - Lead High-Impact Interview Show
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new york times companyBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
The New York Times Company is seeking an Executive Producer for The Interview, a senior editorial leader who can steer the show’s creative and editorial direction. You will drive guest bookings, oversee production quality, and shape the show’s presence across Times platforms, You Tube, and social media.
Report to the editor-in-chief of the New York Times Magazine. This in-office role is based in New York City with four days per week in the office, and some remote flexibility per departmental
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