Role Description As Director, Editorial Strategy, you'll build and lead Cisco's editorial strategy function. - Establish Editorial Strategy as the single intake point for all owned storytelling. - Connect business priorities, audience insights, editorial judgment, and channel strategy into one integrated editorial roadmap. - Shape the stories Cisco chooses to tell and determine where to invest editorial resources. - Lead editorial strategy across Story Lab, the Cisco Newsroom, blogs, and future owned media experiences. - Build the editorial planning processes, governance, and operating model that enable Cisco to move faster without sacrificing quality. What You'll Do - Own Cisco's Editorial Strategy - Develop and own Cisco's editorial strategy, translating business priorities into a proactive editorial agenda. - Define what stories Cisco tells and what it doesn't. - Lead the editorial direction for Story Lab, the Cisco Newsroom, blogs, and future owned media experiences. - Establish a cohesive editorial roadmap that aligns business priorities with audience needs. - Lead Editorial Planning & Prioritization - Build and lead annual, quarterly, monthly, and sprint-based editorial planning. - Establish Editorial Strategy as the single intake point for all owned storytelling requests. - Evaluate and prioritize opportunities based on strategic value, audience relevance, editorial quality, and available capacity. - Create transparency around priorities, tradeoffs, and resource allocation. - Build Editorial Governance - Design Cisco's editorial governance framework and operating model. - Partner with Visual Storytelling to establish shared editorial and creative standards across every owned storytelling experience. - Develop planning processes, quality standards, and decision-making frameworks that improve consistency while increasing speed. - Ensure every story reflects Cisco's editorial standards, audience needs, and business priorities. - Build an AI-Native Editorial Organization - Reimagine editorial workflows using AI. - Embed AI across planning, ideation, research, drafting, production, and measurement while maintaining strong editorial judgment. - Identify opportunities to increase efficiency, unlock creativity, and improve editorial decision-making through AI. - Build and Lead a High-Performing Team - Lead and develop a growing editorial organization, including: - Editorial Planning & Enablement - Editorial Operations & Intake - Newsroom & Blogs - Create a culture grounded in editorial excellence, experimentation, accountability, curiosity, and continuous improvement. - Partner Across Global Communications - Partner closely with leaders across: - Content Studio - Visual Storytelling - Digital Channels - Executive Communications - Public Relations - Analyst Relations - Product Communications - Employee Communications - Ensure Cisco speaks with one integrated editorial voice across every owned channel. Qualifications - 12+ years of experience leading editorial strategy, digital publishing, journalism, owned media, enterprise content, or related disciplines. - Proven success building editorial planning processes, governance models, and operating frameworks. - Exceptional editorial judgment and storytelling instincts. - Experience leading cross-functional initiatives within complex, matrixed organizations. - Strong executive presence with the ability to influence senior leaders and build alignment across functions. - Experience hiring, coaching, and developing high-performing teams. - Demonstrated success leading organizational transformation and operational change. Preferred Qualifications - Experience working in a modern newsroom, digital publisher, media company, or owned media organization. - Experience building or scaling editorial or owned media functions. - Experience implementing AI-enabled editorial workflows. - Strong understanding of audience-first storytelling, digital publishing, SEO, newsletters, analytics, and emerging content platforms. - Experience leading enterprise-wide content transformation initiatives. - Passion for experimentation, innovation, and continuous improvement. Success in Your First Year - Establish Editorial Strategy as the trusted front door for all owned storytelling. - Launch a transparent editorial planning and prioritization process that improves strategic focus and operational clarity. - Build governance that improves both quality and speed across every owned channel. - Shift the organization from reactive content production to proactive, audience-first storytelling. - Strengthen Story Lab, the Cisco Newsroom, and blogs as flagship owned media destinations. - Embed AI into editorial workflows to improve efficiency and unlock new creative possibilities. - Help establish Cisco as the benchmark for owned media in enterprise technology. Why This Role Matters Every great media organization starts with a strong editorial function. At Cisco, Editorial Strategy sits at the center of our Digital Communications operating model. It ensures we're telling the right stories, at the right time, for the right audiences—and that every piece of owned storytelling reflects the quality, consistency, and ambition of our brand. Why Cisco? At Cisco, we’re revolutionizing how data and infrastructure connect and protect organizations in the AI era – and beyond. We’ve been innovating fearlessly for 40 years to create solutions that power how humans and technology work together across the physical and digital worlds. Message to Applicants The starting salary range posted for this position is $230,000.00 to $289,800.00 and reflects the projected salary range for new hires in this position in U.S. and/or Canada locations, not including incentive compensation, equity, or benefits.

Economics Editor, CNBC Location: Washington, District of Columbia Work Arrangement: Hybrid (Employees work in a hybrid mode.) Employment Type: Full-time Salary: $160,000 – $200,000 annually Job Description CNBC is seeking an experienced and strategic Economics Editor to lead and elevate our coverage of the Federal Reserve, economic policy and the broader U.S. economy across the newsroom. This editor will play a central role in shaping how CNBC explains the forces driving markets, politics, business and everyday life for our audiences. The ideal candidate is a sharp news leader with deep subject-matter expertise, excellent editorial instincts and a track record of producing agenda-setting journalism. They should bring experience from a major newsroom and have successfully overseen breaking news, analysis, enterprise reporting and deeply sourced stories. This person will be equally comfortable guiding day-to-day coverage and developing ambitious longer-term stories. The Economics Editor will work closely with reporters, producers and editors across CNBC, particularly within our politics and policy teams, to deliver authoritative, timely and differentiated coverage. Success in this role requires collaboration, strong communication skills and the ability to bring people together around a shared editorial vision. Key Responsibilities - Lead CNBC’s newsroom-wide coverage of the Federal Reserve, economic policy and the economy. - Set daily and long-term editorial priorities, ensuring CNBC is first, smart and distinctive on major economic stories. - Edit and shape breaking news, explainers, analysis, enterprise pieces and exclusive sourced reporting. - Identify major storylines early and develop coverage plans that maximize audience impact. - Work strategically to leverage CNBC’s top talent, reporters and on-air personalities to create best-in-class journalism. - Partner closely with our politics editor, as well as our politics, policy, markets and business teams to deliver coordinated coverage across beats. - Help translate complex economic developments into clear, compelling journalism for a broad audience. - Encourage innovative storytelling across digital, television, social and emerging platforms. - Maintain high editorial standards for accuracy, clarity, fairness and speed. This position is eligible for company sponsored benefits, including medical, dental and vision insurance, 401(k), paid leave, and a variety of other discounts and perks. Salary range: $160,000-$200,000 Qualifications - Significant editing experience in a major newsroom, with leadership responsibility. - Deep knowledge of the Federal Reserve, U.S. economic policy and macroeconomic trends. - Proven success managing breaking news, analytical coverage, enterprise projects and sourced reporting.

• Act as the primary point of contact for overall scheduling, communication, and logistics for the imprint’s books • Liaise with other departments, especially production, interior design, production editorial, and art, as well as publicity, marketing, inventory, sales and operations • Work closely with editorial regarding manuscript schedules • Collect, enter, and maintain metadata, including ISBNs, categories, specs, prices, on-sale dates, etc. in SAP • Create and maintain critical path for monthly subscription offerings • Manage, in collaboration with the sales-marketing and metadata teams, the release of metadata to online retailers and catalogues • Distribute periodic reports (weekly, monthly, seasonally) • Perform other related projects or duties as assigned or required by division • Lead status and other related meetings • Transmit manuscripts and other materials to production editorial, when needed • Proofread covers and copyright pages and checks barcodes

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