New York Public Radio

New York Public Radio is a leading organization in the Broadcast Media Production and Distribution industry. With a staff of 201-500 employees, the company is currently seeking talented individuals to join its team. New York Public Radio currently has three open positions: * **Manager, Corporate and Event Development:** This hybrid position focuses on fundraising and event management. Responsibilities include leading the planning and execution of NYPR's annual gala, developing corporate philanthropy programs, and managing corporate engagement. Candidates should have 3-5 years of experience in nonprofits and experience with volunteer leadership or gala committees. This role is based in the New York City metro area and requires working onsite at WNYC’s Manhattan headquarters at least two days a week. * **Mid-Level Giving Associate:** This hybrid role supports NYPR's mid-level donor program. The associate will be responsible for donor engagement, stewardship, and program support, including donor acknowledgment, responding to donor inquiries, assisting with stewardship activities, and providing logistical support for campaigns. This position is ideal for those with 0-1 years of experience, including internship experience, in development or customer-facing work. The role requires working onsite at WNYC’s Manhattan headquarters at least two days a week. * **Associate Producer - Temporary:** This is a two-year, grant-funded, temporary role within the Digital News & Audience team. The Associate Producer will support the digital production of WNYC’s local shows by writing, editing, and publishing web and social content. This position requires strong writing skills and an interest in local news. The role is based in the New York City metro area and requires working onsite at WNYC’s Manhattan headquarters at least two days a week. The job postings mention a variety of technology skills relevant to each position. * **Manager, Corporate and Event Development:** Fundraising, Event Planning, Project Management, Communication, Relationship Building, Volunteer Management, Corporate Philanthropy, Donor Database Management, Collaboration, Stewardship Events, Financial Goals, Event Production, Catering Management, Design Coordination, Cause Marketing, Peer-to-Peer Fundraising. * **Mid-Level Giving Associate:** Organizational Skills, Attention To Detail, Problem Solving, Communication Skills, Customer Service, Data Management, Fundraising, Event Planning, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, Salesforce, Donor Engagement, Project Management, Team Collaboration. * **Associate Producer - Temporary:** Writing, Editing, Digital Production, Audience Engagement, Collaboration, Research, Social Media, Content Management, Video Editing, Curiosity, Local News, Communication, Organization, Ethical Journalism, Presentation, Deadline Management. The available positions offer hybrid work arrangements. All three roles require working onsite at WNYC's Manhattan headquarters at least two days a week. Here are some frequently asked questions about working at New York Public Radio and applying for these positions: 1. **What is the remote work policy for these positions?** All three positions are hybrid, requiring onsite work at WNYC’s Manhattan headquarters at least two days a week. 2. **What are the key responsibilities of the Manager, Corporate and Event Development role?** The Manager will lead the planning and execution of NYPR’s annual gala, develop a corporate philanthropy program, and manage corporate engagement. 3. **What kind of experience is the Mid-Level Giving Associate position suited for?** This position is ideal for individuals with 0-1 years of experience, including internship experience, in development or customer-facing work. 4. **What are the qualifications for the Associate Producer role?** The role requires an early-career journalist with professional or educational experience in journalism, strong writing skills, and an interest in local news. 5. **Is the Associate Producer position permanent?** No, the Associate Producer position is a two-year, grant-funded, temporary role.