Director of Strategic Growth
republicanNew York (NY)
About the role
Director of Strategic Growth | News Outlet | New York, NY | Job ID: #3630182 Are you a relationship-driven professional with experience in business development, partnerships, audience growth, or media? This is an opportunity to help drive the growth of a leading news organization by expanding strategic partnerships, growing audiences, and strengthening the organization's presence in the marketplace.
Responsibilities:
Build and maintain strategic audience and prospect lists across key verticals. Develop and execute initiatives that expand subscriptions, partnerships, and revenue. Represent the organization with prospective partners, clients, and key stakeholders. Strengthen brand positioning through strategic relationships, outreach, and community engagement. Identify new business and partnership opportunities aligned with organizational growth goals. Support special events that advance audience development and partner relationships.
Requirements:
Experience building audiences, prospect lists, brands, partnerships, or growth initiatives. Comfortable in an external-facing role and building relationships with new people. Strong understanding of media, publishing, journalism, or subscription-based businesses. Previous experience in sales, partnerships, business development, or audience growth preferred. Excellent communication, organization, and relationship-building skills. Interest in journalism, public affairs, business, or civic life.
Salary:
85k-125k/year Why are Republican Jobs postings confidential? If you have already been interviewed by Republican Jobs, please do not re-apply through the website. Instead, we encourage you to email us directly here. New applicants can apply here and put the job title in the application form.
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