Jobs at Grist

Grist is hiring:

General Manager

Grist is seeking an energetic and entrepreneurial General Manager to build, expand, and oversee our operations. We’re a nonprofit, online media organization with a forthright mission: saving the world and having fun along the way. The successful candidate will possess exceptional management and leadership skills, a proven track record of success, and the ability to at least pretend to stay focused during discussions about carbon sequestration. In partnership with the CEO, the GM will set organizational priorities and direction within Grist’s strategic plan, establish clear benchmarks for measuring success, and manage a cross-functional senior management team. Grist seeks a leader who can respond quickly and creatively to opportunities and challenges, enabling us to strengthen our position as a premier media organization telling the story of our time: how the climate crisis is changing our world, and how we can build a sustainable future.

Responsibilities

The GM will have ultimate responsibility for technology, marketing, business development, HR, finance, and administrative areas of the organization, overseeing a team of managers. Responsibilities include:

Qualifications

Salary will depend on experience. Grist offers excellent benefits, a friendly workplace, and the opportunity to play a crucial role in an organization with a mission. Also, when was the last time milk came out your nose at work? We're just saying.

To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to jobs@grist.org with “General Manager” in the subject line. No phone calls, please. Grist is an equal-opportunity employer.

Background on Grist:

Grist is a nonprofit media organization that shapes the country’s environmental conversations, making green second nature for our monthly audience of 800,000. We reach the next generation by cutting through the noise to connect big issues like climate change to daily life, and by spotlighting the people and ideas that are leading us to a more sustainable future. Founded in 1999, Grist partners with major media such as Yahoo! and The Washington Post. Our work has been featured in the likes of The New York Times, Vanity Fair, and on NBC’s Today show; big guns such as Time have ranked us as a top green website. Why? Because planetary problems we take seriously -- ourselves, not so much.

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