Be a senior business writer in New Jersey

Diversity Incorporated LLC is looking for a full-time senior business writer for its Web site DiversityIncBestPractices.com at its headquarters in Newark, New Jersey.
The writer will be expected to produce at least 3,000 words a week for stories and conduct video interviews. The journalist will also be responsible for creating business-diversity management features, factoids, charts and timelines as well as for generating story ideas.
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree, five years' experience as a business journalist and experience in writing for the Web. They should also have clips including quotes from senior officials in different corporations and businesses.

To apply, send your resume, salary requirements and a one paragraph statement about your commitment to diversity to Senior Vice President and Executive Editor Barbara Frankel at BFrankel@DiversityInc.com.

Learn more about the position here.

Be the chief for Financial Executive Magazine

Financial Executive Magazine in New Jersey is seeking an editor-in-chief. The magazine publishes 10 issues a year and has won eight awards since 2000. It has over 15,000 subscribers.
The magazine wants applicants with previous editor and magazine management experience. The editor-in-chief would manage all activities of the magazine including production and business operations. Some of the position's responsibilities:

• Delegating writing and editing duties.
  
• Helping design individual articles and covers.
• Acting as senior spokesperson for magazine.
• Managing the publication's budget.
• Directing the annual BPA audit.

Take a look at the job posting here. To apply, send a resume, cover letter, your current salary and you salary requirements to:

VP, Human Resources
200 Campus Drive, Suite 200
Florham Park, NJ 07932
973-765-1002 (FAX)
hr@financialexecutives.org

Former Star-Ledger employees start news site

Last year, New Jersey's The Star-Ledger bought out nearly half of its 330 newsroom employees in an effort to avoid shutting down or exploring a sale if costs could not be cut.
According to Editor & Publisher, 40 of those former employees have now started up their own news site, NewJerseyNewsroom.com.

The site, which so far has only Google ads but virtually no overhead, claims about 10,000 page views per week. It is mixing original reporting about the Garden State -- ranging form statehouse issues to sports -- along with links to other sites, including the Star-Ledger. An arrangement with Voice of America also allows the site to use that outlet's content.

No one working for the site is being paid yet, since they each have several months worth of salary payments remaining from their buyouts. This helps the new site keep costs low while it tries to attract readers, advertising dollars and funding.
To read more, click here.