Executive Producer, Branded Content

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mfi technologiesNew York (NY)

Public Relations Specialists Other Services Related to Advertising

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Senior

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$90,000 - $110,000 /year

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About the role

Rolling Stone seeks an Executive Producer, Branded Content. The Executive Producer plays a key role on a team where creativity, marketing, and commerce come together. As a brand representative for Rolling Stone, this role will help to drive revenue and audience awareness across multiple platforms through creative and innovative branded content and lead a growing creative team on the Marketing side. Executive Producer, Branded Content Role Type Full-time

Requirements: The candidate should be extremely detail-oriented and be able to multitask/handle many projects at once in a team-oriented environment 5 years of writing and producing experience at a major publication, brand, or network Exceptional written, verbal, and organizational skills Proficient in content publishing including WordPress Strong freelance network of writers, producers, editors, directors, photographers, production companies, DP's, editors Familiarity and comfort communicating with agency and client stakeholders Love of music and pop culture Must be able to communicate clearly and professionally, both verbally and in writing Must be able to work independently and under pressure Exceptional proficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint/Keynote, WordPress Strong knowledge of video codecs, file formats, and their workflows in relation to post-production Familiarity managing budgets Familiarity with Air Table is a plus Video editing experience with Adobe Premiere and/or Avid is a plus Ability to travel 25% of the time

Compensation: $90,000 - $110,000 /year USD

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