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Creative Director, Reader's Digest & RD.com

Creative Director, Reader's Digest and RD.com, White Plains, NY 
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Creative Director - Rachael Ray Every Day

The Creative Director will be the creative visionary and keeper for the overall image, look, aesthetics, styling and visual identity of the brand. In addition to overseeing all graphic design, photography and illustration, the Creative Director's role will be to push his or her team to elevate the brand look so that it is top-of-the-industry quality with modern design, fresh styling and innovative new photography and approaches that appeal to today's consumers and marketers. Working closely with the Editor-in-Chief, the Creative Director will oversee the art staff as well as facilitate overall teambuilding and cooperation and collaboration among both the visual and editorial teams. He or she will work with the EIC to develop a well-thought-out process that produces consistent results. Other responsibilities will include: managing art budgets, initiating necessary redesigns and setting a consistent and exciting creative direction for new departments, franchises and brand extensions, including social media, digital and more. Creative Director must also work with Rachael Ray and her teams, establishing a relationship of trust between camps and infusing the pages of RRED with Rachael Ray's vision and voice. Essential Job Functions 25% Be the creative visionary and keeper for the visual identity and aesthetics of the brand. Inspire and push art team to continuously innovate and elevate the brand look to top-of the-industry levels of styling, photography, illustration, and design. Work with the Editor-in-Chief to meet the needs of consumers visually (supporting the editorial needs), while simultaneously raising the overall aesthetic environment for advertisers. Approve all art assignments, layouts, and corrections with a detailed eye. Maintain the style guide, but also initiate visual change and innovation. 20% Oversee the art budget, design staff, photography staff, production staff, and division of assignments. Work with the EIC to develop a well-thought-out staffing plan. Develop a system for planning ahead, avoiding visual overlap, saving potential images for future use. Be the chief communicator internally and with external departments for visual priorities; ensure clear consistent communication and goals within department. 20% Work on set and establish relationships with outside photographers and stylists. 15% Oversee the cover process including planning, testing, pacing, styling, bold photography and polished design. 10% Manage celebrity brand and all the relationships involved. 10% Oversee and set consistent and innovative direction for all brand extensions including SIPs, digital, licensing, brand presentations, new icons, redesigns, and more.

Creative Services Director

BloodHorse LLC, the leading provider of information and news for the Thoroughbred industry has an opening for its Production Director in its Lexington, Kentucky office. The Creative Services Director supervises the production of multiple cross-platform products, which entails active involvement through all phases of pre-production, planning, production, schedule, execution and distribution in a cost-effective and time sensitive manner. The Director is responsible for defining strategy and developing, executing, and managing comprehensive production plan for various print and digital products. Responsibilities include communicating with customers, management, internal departments, and vendors to coordinate overall publishing effort in accordance with corporate goals. The Director plays an integral role in improving efficiencies within publishing cycle and leads and directs a forward-thinking team including both print and online graphic artists and production professionals. Duties Include: • Directs general operations of production team, including establishing operating and strategic priorities and serving as liaison with editors, sales representatives and publisher. • Responsible for daily production operations including book markups, quality control, timeline management and digital advertising placement. • Develops and maintains production schedules for magazines in both print and tablet format, brochures, and online promotional campaigns. • Responsible for obtaining quotes and bids for all publications/projects and manages all manufacturing vendor relationships. • Prepares and manages $2,000,000 budget. • Approves all manufacturing invoices. • Responsible for 10+ titles schedules, budgets, quality, communication and delivery. • Provide leadership and direction to marketing associates to guide the creation of promotional materials, and ensure congruence with objectives. • Track, project and report statistics of advertising and editorial values. • Structure, hire, train and supervise production team. Knowledge and Skill requirements ▪ Prior experience in print magazine publishing. ▪ Significant experience managing multiple titles, outside developers, internal/external resources. ▪ Proficiency in Excel, Word, Adobe Indesign, Photoshop and Illustrator and all file formats generated by these applications. ▪ Knowledge of XML data use within templated InDesign documents ▪ Strong background in Acrobat and all versions of PDF's and their uses. ▪ Must know all facets and pitfalls of digital file transfers including email, FTP, CD, DVD, etc. ▪ Must be familiar with standard project accounting procedures. ▪ Understanding of postal requirements for periodicals. ▪ Must know Mac OS and be comfortable in a Windows environment. ▪ Must have a thorough understanding of font management software as well as all types of fonts and font problems. ▪ Knowledge of ad serving systems and processes a plus. ▪ Able to handle multiple projects simultaneously in a deadline-driven environment ▪ Must have excellent trouble shooting skills, strong organizational skills and be able to learn new technologies on the fly. Working Conditions • Normal office environment. • Some after hours work is required to meet deadlines. • Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed or assigned.

Creative Director, The Atlantic

The Atlantic, a brand with a 159-year heritage of outstanding writing and design, is seeking a Creative Director to oversee art direction across all its editorial platforms--including the magazine, the website, video, mobile apps, and live events. Position in Brief Reporting to the Editor in Chief, the Creative Director will be responsible for elevating The Atlantic's design while maintaining its core sensibility and spirit. He or she will conceive and execute superlative magazine covers, manage the art department staff, collaborate with editors and outside vendors such as photographers and illustrators, manage work schedules and budgets, and help set the strategic direction of The Atlantic.

Creative Director

Arkansas Life, the No. 1 lifestyle publication in The Natural State, is currently looking for a forward-thinking creative director to join its talented, ambitious team. The ideal candidate is a creative wunderkind who's got the chops to guide the art direction of a sophisticated monthly mag headquartered in the dynamic Southern hub of Little Rock. We're big thinkers, and we're looking for a creative director who both shares that "big" vision and has the experience and drive to put his or her ideas into action. Our creative director will be responsible for the overall look of the publication from cover to cover, making each issue vibrant, thought-provoking, impossible to put down--and a true reflection of the Arkansas audience it reaches. Working extremely closely with the editorial staff, he or she will ensure that the printed word comes alive on the page for our readers, overseeing the art staff, photographers and illustrators (many of whom are freelancers) through the entire creative process. He or she will be a natural leader, and will effectively conduct creative meetings where ideas flow and minds collaborate. Of course, to bring all this to life, it's imperative that the creative director possess extremely strong typographic and infographic skills, with a proven track record of creating compelling layouts and consistently eye-catching covers. Said creative director will also go gaga over the latest trends in editorial design, and will be the kind of person who keeps a stack of dog-eared glossies on the bedside table. Sound familiar? If so, we can't wait to hear from you.

Creative Director - Vogue, India ( A part of Conde Nast India)

Condé Nast India seeks a dynamic and innovative Art Director for a full-time staff position for its magazine Vogue. Overview The candidate should have 7-10 years of creative work experience. Job details: • To lead the design management of the magazine and app, exhibiting best-in-class use of key design skills such as typography, application of color theory and image selection. • To be responsible for the production and delivery of pages and to meet specified deadlines. • Art direction and management of photo for the magazine maintaining consistency and developing new ideas. • Working with the editor and the fashion director to create dynamic and exciting covers that are in line with the latest trends with a strong commercial awareness. • Ensure that the brand image and brand design values are consistent and in line with the publishing strategy. • To work with internal employees including the editorial team, Publisher, Managing Editor, Marketing teams and other departments. • Liaise with external contributors and suppliers when required. • To manage freelance art contributors when required. • Ensure that all design administration is accurate to ensure contributors and image rights are retained. • Other ad hoc duties as required

Associate Creative Director, Design

About our team: Few in number, the Creative Team depends on our wits and passion to advance our products and drive impact. Working closely with brand, product, social, community, and communications marketing groups, we consciously look for ways to be different, including how we present ourselves to the world through storytelling and design, content and experiences.

 The role: We are growing a team of creative stars to elevate our brand. Producing breakthrough visual design for our brand requires the chess moves of a content strategist, the conceptual ability of a storyteller, the craft of a fine artist, deep empathy towards our audiences, and a passion for delivering experiences that delight users and followers. We seek a design team leader who is as equally at ease sketching on a napkin as on a digital pad, experienced at designing with the Adobe suite or Web tools, and confident presenting creative strategy, concepts and design to a diverse internal audience. As an Associate Creative Director here at Mozilla, you will... Lead a team of talented visual designers, art directors, graphic designers, and videographers who create uniquely Mozilla content and experiences. Design engaging ways to visualize and communicate new tools, features and products through illustrations, animations, and frictionless user experiences for existing users of the Firefox browser across devices. Create original visual concepts and content drawing new attention to Mozilla product brand offerings, including advertising, social posts, media graphics, Firefox community collateral, and the like. Work collaboratively with other designers and copywriters as well as product marketing managers, developers, and user experience specialists, following agile marketing process and working in the open. Provide creative feedback to designers, agencies, business partners, Firefox community contributors and others to fine-tune their design offerings. Our ideal candidate has: 10+ years agency and/or in-house experience in Web design, graphic design, UI/UX design, or similar field. Experience leading a creative team. Proficiency using the Adobe Creative Suite, Keynote and Google presentation tools. A portfolio you can share with examples of recent work. As a lead you'll be able to identify and incorporate trends in design and technology into everyday work. Bonus points for: Proficiency using Web design tools and languages (CSS, HTML), motion graphics, animation, and other UX tools and practices. Self-motivated to prioritize and manage workload and meet project milestones and deadlines especially working within a distributed team. Digital marketing experience. Experience working on an Agile team. Experience presenting to diverse audiences and defining the value added by creative strategy, process, and results. Experience working as part of a distributed team. About Mozilla

 Mozilla exists to build the Internet as a public resource accessible to all because we believe that open and free is better than closed and controlled. Join us and become part of our mission to promote openness, innovation, and opportunity online. 
 Mozilla is committed to Equal Employment Opportunity throughout our recruiting and hiring process and is dedicated to increasing diversity in our workplace. Location Filter Bay Area San Francisco Mountain View Portland

Associate Creative Director, T Brand Studio

The New York Times's in-house brand marketing unit, T Brand Studio, is a fast-growing team of energetic writers, content and creative strategists, videographers, designers, photo editors and developers. The work spans a variety of forms -- short- and long-form reported articles, documentary videos, interactive data visualizations, animations and more -- and ranges from unbranded to branded. The Associate Creative Director will be expected to create beautiful and effective content and experiences that spark imaginations and influence the most influential audiences around the world. This role reports to the Creative Director but oversees several Art Directors and designers at different levels. You'll help design, brainstorm, build and execute innovative multi-platform native and branded experiences across The New York Times's paid post environments and other platforms. In this position, you will be combining digital design expertise with The New York Times's compelling media and collaborating with business stakeholders, editors, designers, producers and developers to define the user interface of these executions. You will be tasked with helping brands discover their story and leveraging the multimedia storytelling power of The New York Times to create compelling custom content that informs, entertains and engages. Job Requirements: In collaboration with the Creative Director, lead the team responsible for visual creative development of all types of experiences and materials in pre- and post-sale for clients, with a focus on design-first narratives Oversee two Art Directors, and other designers Be highly skilled at creating storyboards, wireframes and mocks necessary to guide development of beautiful, original, and creative branded paid post experiences from concept to implementation Create visual designs that address business, brand, market, and user requirements, including the design and production of site layouts, marketing elements, rich media units, content treatments and user interface elements Ability to work well in collaborative environment with other designers, writers, developers and producers Have a strong visual and typographic sensibility Brainstorm and collaborate with Sales/Strategy teams and other stakeholders to express cross-platform programs and experiences for clients. Work with web developers and production to ensure successful delivery of the final work product Be confident and not afraid to contribute innovative ideas to shape effective ad experiences across digital, mobile, print and video platforms. Be able to present your designs to clients and articulate your vision Experience Requirements: BA/BFA in Graphic Design or Digital Media 7+ years of marketing / advertising / design experience Self starter--Ability to work independently as well as in cross-functional groups Strong knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite & Microsoft Office Fluency in the fundamentals of design and detail-oriented Strong eye for layout design and typography Excellent organizational and communication skills Strong project/time management and multitasking abilities Interests in advertising, marketing, media, social media and branding Eagerness to produce powerful campaigns and be part of a bigger team Positive and enthusiastic attitude Strong strategic, conceptual skills and a good knowledge of the digital landscape Ability to prioritize and manage work, adhering to critical project timelines in a fast-paced environment Preferred Qualifications: Fluent in the full Adobe Creative Suite, Powerpoint and Keynote Knowledge of Adobe Muse, Wordpress, Webflow, Flite, Sketch and different CMS platforms is a huge plus Experience creating wireframes, sketches, UI and final visual design for desktop, mobile and tablet (and all production methods associated with each) Video editing/motion graphics/interactive design ability a plus Fluency in tackling data-centric infographics and illustrations Understanding of UI/UX design and high interest in inventing and developing new experiences for all devices Strong portfolio showing previous visual and interaction design work Staying abreast of the evolving technology and design landscape including the emergence of new standards and devices Should be familiar with CSS, HTML and web typography (Typekit etc.) and have experience designing with fluid grids that work responsively for mobile, tablet and desktop

Creative Director, Fortune

Fortune has long been the leading magazine for business. When it was conceived by Henry Luce in 1929, most of the existing business press consisted of gray pages filled with words and numbers. Luce wanted his new magazine not only to have great journalism, but to be beautiful. When he presented his idea to the Time Inc. board, he quoted Leonardo da Vinci: "The eye giveth to man a more perfect knowledge than doth the ear." Consequently, Luce said. "the new magazine will be as beautiful a magazine as exits in the United States." The early Fortune covers were exquisite works of art, crafted by the likes of Diego Rivera, and printed on oversized cream-colored paper. In the early days, its photography editor was the famous Walker Evans, and his photographers included Margaret Bourke-White. Fortune captured the fierce beauty of industrial America with all of its shortcomings, which were particularly evident in the first decade of the magazine's existence. Today, that proud legacy is in need of a reboot. The world of business is in the midst of a new industrial revolution, driven by unprecedented changes in technology. The rapid advance of mobile and cloud computing, connected devices, big data, artificial intelligence and advanced robotics and drones, as well as the relentless globalization of business, call for a new visual language to convey Fortune's essential message to business. It needs to inspire as well as inform; enlighten as well as educate; delight as well as describe. We need to convey a sense of urgency to our readers, making Fortune a must-read - something they need in order to succeed in business. The job: The design director will help develop that imagery, first leading a redesign of the magazine, then helping to carry that visual language through to Fortune's other platforms, including digital, video and live. He or she will have to do that while continuing to manage the daily operations of the art and graphics staff, and produce 16 magazines (one a month, plus four special issues) a year. You will: Oversee the art direction of all Fortune products Manage a staff of roughly 5 people, and the budget for art Work collaboratively with editors, photographers, and illustrators Work with the digital designers, conference designers and advertising designers to ensure a consistent look and feel to all Fortune products. You must demonstrate: Significant magazine design experience An ability to create the imagery that will capture the new reality of business An ability to collaborate with others An ability to work calmly on deadlines An ability to manage staff and budget. A hands-on work ethic. You need to be tactical as well as conceptual, willing to get down and dirty into the details of production.

Creative Director

Vivid Seats is seeking a Creative Director to lead the company's creative process for all design work and asset development across all media channels. The role will be responsible for managing a high performing team to create and implement compelling design concepts efficiently and consistently across desktop, mobile web, mobile apps, email, online ads, and off line / traditional media. Success will require generating designs and assets that positively reinforce our brand positioning while also maximizing ticket sales and business success. The position will require a substantial amount of collaboration with technology and marketing colleagues as well as executive leadership.

Creative Director

Institutional Investor magazine is seeking an experienced, energetic creative director to lead the design of Institutional Investor, its sister publication, Institutional Investor's Alpha, as well as the magazines' websites, instiutionalinvestor.com and instutitionalinvestorsalpha.com. The individual will work closely with the editor, international editor, research director and managing editor to create, define and execute the visual strategy for all content. He/she will manage art and photography for the two magazines and websites and will work with freelance photographers, illustrators, and graphic designers. Digital design experience is essential. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Design stories and covers. • Manage the small team of designers, whose responsibilities include designing the magazine, assisting with both print and web production and prepping art for digital content. • Assist in updating institutionalinvestor.com by providing ideas for displaying content/charts/data and enhancing the overall user experience. • Shoot photographs as needed and be the visual steward for the brand across platforms. • Attend editorial and production meetings. • Manage and mentor the art team, share resources and help them find solutions when questions and challenges arise. Serve as a first line of approval for their work product. • Provide feedback and guidance to freelancers, ensuring quality expectations and deadlines are met. Requirements: • A bachelor's degree with 7-10 years of art direction experience. • Strong magazine and typographic expertise, with a keen eye for photography, illustration and overall design. • Ability to create exciting infographics, charts and visual explanations. • Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite: InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator required, as well as experience designing digital content. • Thorough knowledge of image processing and retouching, color correction and CMYK pre-press and printing processes. • Experience visualizing and art directing photo shoots. • Ability to recruit, cultivate and retain freelance talent. • A proactive self-starter with a collaborative spirit and a can-do attitude. • Excellent organizational, communication and time management/multi-tasking skills. • An innate ability to be detail-oriented, consistent and reliable. • Must find satisfaction in contributing ideas and being hands-on to make the work happen. • Ability to navigate adversity and anticipate issues before they arise. • Ability to work on a tight budget.

Creative Director

Washingtonian is seeking an imaginative, collaborative, and relentlessly ambitious leader for its creative department. For 50 years, the award-winning city magazine for the Washington area has been a home for groundbreaking feature writing, essential service journalism, and arresting visual storytelling. We're looking for someone who can help us take the magazine to the next level, leading a high-caliber team of designers, photo editors, and staff photographers and overseeing all aspects of the brand's visual presence. Official responsibilities include: brainstorming and designing covers, service packages and features, directing staff and freelance contributors, and managing workflow; working with editors on visually-driven story ideas; managing a budget; and working with the publisher to plan and assign ancillary publications. Unofficial responsibilities include: helping create a freewheeling creative environment where staffers are encouraged to cook up ambitious ideas big and small; inspiring a talented team of designers who want to step up their game and editorial folks who want to better collaborate; setting and maintaing high visual standards; and having a lot of fun while doing so. In addition to first-class design skills, our ideal art director would posses a large rolodex of artists and photographers who can help make our pages even more exciting. Must have a minimum of 7 years of magazine experience, a love of typography, a keen eye for complex page design and be a true team player. Proficiency in InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop required; experience with K4 a plus. Please send your cover letter, résumé, salary requirements, and samples (no larger than 10MB) or a link to your online portfolio. NO PHONE CALLS.

Creative Director

Arkansas Life, the No. 1 lifestyle publication in The Natural State, is currently looking for a forward-thinking creative director to join its talented, ambitious (and ever-expanding!) team. The ideal candidate is a creative wunderkind who's got the chops to guide the art direction of a sophisticated monthly mag headquartered in the dynamic Southern hub of Little Rock. We're big thinkers, and we're looking for a creative director who both shares that "big" vision and has the experience to put his or her ideas into action. Our creative director will be responsible for the overall look of the publication from cover to cover, making each issue vibrant, thought-provoking, impossible to put down--and a true reflection of the Arkansas audience it reaches. Working extremely closely with the editorial staff, he or she will ensure that the printed word comes alive on the page for our readers, overseeing the art staff, photographers and illustrators (many of whom are freelancers) through the entire creative process. He or she will be a natural leader, and will effectively lead creative meetings where ideas flow and minds collaborate. Of course, to bring all this to life, it's imperative that the creative director possess extremely strong typographic and infographic skills, with a proven track record of creating compelling layouts and consistently eye-catching covers. Said creative director will also go gaga over the latest trends in editorial design, and will be the kind of person who keeps a stack of dog-eared glossies on the bedside table. Sound familiar? If so, we can't wait to hear from you.

Creative Director, ISSUU

Creative Director

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is looking for a highly talented, innovative and collaborative Creative Director for Martha Stewart Living Magazine and its I-pad edition to lead a talented team of Art Directors and production designers in the creative department. The candidate must be at a Design or Creative Director level and have the ability to manage tight deadlines, large volumes of work with attention to detail and a large staff while meeting and exceeding a high level of creative output. The scope of work is print and digital focused including photography and video direction and draws heavily on strong typography, content and concept development and a passion for crafts, home-keeping, cooking and gardening. Expertise in these areas is required. The position reports directly to the Editor in Chief. The Creative Director will be responsible for conceiving relevant, forward thinking, "big picture" story ideas in the lifestyle, home, décor and food arenas. The Creative Director will also be responsible for leading / styling all of the photo shoots for the Martha Stewart Living Magazine. Candidates must have a minimum of 10+ years of experience at either a major well known magazine / publication or catalogue. Candidate should have experience in both hands on design / creative direction as well as past significant management experience. Significant past experience in the food category is a huge plus. Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. (MSLO) is a leading provider of original "how-to" information, inspiring and engaging consumers with unique lifestyle content and beautifully designed, high-quality products. MSLO is comprised of four businesses: Publishing, Internet, Broadcasting and Merchandising, the combination of which enables the Company to cross-promote content and products.

Creative Director, CSP Business Media

The Creative Director of CSP Business Media will be responsible for differentiating all of the company's publications through extraordinary page designs, artwork and graphic storytelling, working with a centralized team of artists and designers. The newly created position is both managerial and hands-on. The Creative Director will also work with the digital media team on the design of such products as e-newsletters, microsites, webpages and e-blasts. Compensation package includes competitive salary based on experience, and excellent benefits including health, 401(K), paid vacation, paid sick leave and other personal paid time off, and an opportunity for growth and challenge in a fast growing and digitally-focused organization. RESPONSIBILITIES • Serve as the creative leader, managing and inspiring a growing art and design team o Brainstorming layouts and art concepts. o Collaborating on art securement, selection and presentation. o Advising on typography and color selections. • Conceptualizing and executing arresting magazine covers and feature layouts. • Commissioning and art-directing photography shoots. • Securing artwork from stock agencies and other third parties. • Creating infographics, charticles, listicles and other graphics-based, non-traditional ways of telling a story. • Work with members of the editorial team to ensure that layouts and a page's graphic elements assist in telling the story. • Working with the digital media team to ensure that the design of digital products complements the look and "feel" of CSP print media. SKILLS • The leadership depth to manage, teach and inspire a team of less-experienced artists and designers. • Creative thinking within practical boundaries. • Ability to think strategically and evolve designs to meet changes in the marketplace. • Superb project management abilities. • A pronounced ability to prioritize competing projects. • The diplomacy to deal with multiple "clients" whose needs and priorities occasionally conflict. • The ability to explain art concepts or approaches in words to editors and other non-artists. • A strong knowledge of topography and its use as a visual element. • The temperament and agility to handle a high volume of work, often in pressured circumstances. • Ability to draft and manage a budget. • Knowledge of InDesign. QUALIFICATIONS • A Bachelor's or higher degree in fine arts, graphic design or a related field. • 5-10 years of experience producing page layouts for a high-gloss magazine. Experience in consumer magazines is a plus, and experience in consumer food magazines is valued even higher. • At least 5 years of managing a staff. • Willingness to travel on occasion. LOCATION: New state-of-the-art offices on the 20th floor of the Oakbrook Terrace Tower, near Rtes. 290 (Eisenhower Expwy.), 294 (Tri-State Tollway), 88 (Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway), 56 (Butterfield Road), 38 (Roosevelt), and 83 (Kingery Highway). Public transportation options include numerous PACE buses, as well as the Union Pacific-West and BSNF Metra lines. REPORTING: The Creative Director reports to the Editorial Director of CSP Business Media's Convenience Retailing Group, Mitch Morrison, and the Editorial Director of CSP Business Media's Food Service Group, Peter Romeo.

Creative Director, Mother Jones

Mother Jones is looking for a creative director to keep our award-winning print and digital publication looking sharp and compelling in a fast-changing media landscape. The ideal candidate will be a smart, collaborative editorial designer who wants to work with a top-notch team of journalists dedicated to great content, from in-depth features to fast-paced online graphics and interactives. You have a passion for journalism in all its forms, backed up by solid experience and leavened by an experimental streak. You relish both big-picture brainstorming and hands-on design work; you're a genius at managing up, down, and sideways, from running your own department to coordinating a range of organizational needs. You're a nimble, even-tempered multitasker who enjoys the magic of conjuring great work from a limited budget and staff. Ten years of editorial design experience (print and digital) required. This position is based in our San Francisco office; remote not an option. Please send a resume, along with PDF samples (no larger than 5MB) or a link to a portfolio website, to jobs@motherjones.com

Creative Director at The FADER

The Creative Director will work in a fast paced busy environment that requires dedication, thorough attention to detail and a keen sense of responsibility and will lead all of The FADER's creative needs. The Creative Director will work with and report to The FADER's Editor In Chief and Publisher. The ideal candidate has ample editorial experience as well as digital/web/general design knowledge and skills.

Creative Director - Teachers College, Columbia University

The Director of Marketing/Communications Design & Production, serving as the Creative Director for Teachers College, Columbia University, is a full-time position in the Office of External Affairs, within the department of Development & External Affairs (DEA). The position reports to the Associate Vice President- External Affairs. The ideal candidate sets the stylistic and artistic direction of communications and marketing materials for all of DEA and serves as a resource for the rest of the College. Primary responsibility is the design/production of Teachers College's core publications as well as execution of high priority design/production assignments from DEA leadership, both print and online. The incumbent will identify and supervise vendors and freelancers, manage the art/design/production budget, and negotiate cost efficiencies.

Creative Director

AFAR is seeking an experienced, energetic creative director to lead the visual design of our travel media brand. The ideal candidate should possess 8+ years of print magazine experience, strong typographic expertise, a keen eye for photography and illustration, and a sophisticated and innovative design sensibility. Digital design experience is essential. The creative director manages a small creative team and works with editors to craft the look of AFAR magazine through photos, illustrations, and design. He/she designs features, departments, and covers. He/she is the visual steward for the overall brand, which includes AFAR.com, the AFAR mobile app, the non-profit AFAR Foundation, and the immersive travel series AFAR Experiences.

Creative Director

Creative Director, Foreign Policy Foreign Policy, an award winning, fast growing online and print magazine that is part of the Washington Post Company, is seeking an energetic design leader to guide our world-class visual report. The creative director leads a small visual team and works with editors to craft the overall design, photo and illustration efforts of Foreign Policy both in print and on digital platforms. FP's audience averages more than 4 million unique visitors a month through its website, ForeignPolicy.com. The 44-year-old print magazine publishes seven print issues annually and has been recognized with multiple National Magazine Awards for both print and digital excellence. The creative director is a hands-on role, focused on visual storytelling, not management and bureaucracy. Key requirements: - Crafting sophisticated, engaging magazine design -- from compelling covers to content-rich, multi-layered inside packages. - Assigning and directing freelance photographers and illustrators. - Collaborating with senior editors to produce the print magazine and key digital visual initiatives. - Working with the deputy art director to produce visual elements daily for ForeignPolicy.com The ability to produce print and digital informational graphics is a big plus, as is an interest in international affairs and current events. Proficiency in Adobe InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator is essential. Knowledge of HTML, CSS and tablet design software would be a bonus. This is senior leadership position requiring at least five years of experience at a major magazine, newspaper and/or digital site. The Washington Post Company offers a suite of benefits, including medical/dental insurance and a 401K savings plan. TO APPLY Please mail or e-mail résumé, cover letter and a selection of relevant design samples to: Benjamin Pauker Managing Editor Foreign Policy 11 Dupont Circle NW, Suite 600 Washington, DC. 20036 Benjamin.Pauker@foreignpolicy.com If e-mailing samples, please contain them in a reasonably sized PDF or ZIP file, or provide a URL. Mailed design samples cannot be returned.

Director of Marketing/Communications Design & Production

The Director of Marketing/Communications Design & Production is a full-time position in the Office of External Affairs, within the department of Development & External Affairs (DEA). The position reports to the Associate Vice President- External Affairs. The ideal candidate sets the stylistic and artistic direction of communications and marketing materials for all of DEA and serves as a resource for the rest of the College. Primary responsibility is the design/production of Teachers College's core publications as well as execution of high priority design/production assignments from DEA leadership, both print and online. The incumbent will identify and supervise vendors and freelancers, manage the art/design/production budget, and negotiate cost efficiencies.

Creative Director, Foreign Policy

Foreign Policy, an award winning, fast growing online and print magazine that is part of the Washington Post Company, is seeking an energetic design leader to guide our world-class visual report. The creative director leads a small visual team and works with editors to craft the overall design, photo and illustration efforts of Foreign Policy both in print and on digital platforms. FP's audience averages more than 4 million unique visitors a month through its website, ForeignPolicy.com. The 42-year-old print magazine publishes seven print issues annually and has been recognized with multiple National Magazine Awards for both print and digital excellence. The creative director is a hands-on role, focused on visual storytelling, not management and bureaucracy. Key requirements: - Crafting sophisticated, engaging magazine design -- from compelling covers to content-rich, multi-layered inside packages. - Assigning and directing freelance photographers and illustrators. - Collaborating with senior editors to produce the print magazine and key digital visual initiatives. - Working with the deputy art director to produce visual elements daily for ForeignPolicy.com The ability to produce print and digital informational graphics is a big plus, as is an interest in international affairs and current events. Proficiency in Adobe InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator is essential. Knowledge of HTML, CSS and tablet design software would be a bonus. This is senior leadership position requiring at least five years of experience at a major magazine, newspaper and/or digital site.

Creative Director, Cooking Light- Birmingham, AL

Cooking Light is looking for a food-passionate, dynamic graphic designer and team leader to be Creative Director in our Birmingham, Alabama office. Food is hot, healthy is hot--and Cooking Light is hot: Having just celebrated our 25th anniversary year, we've seen nominations and awards for our design, features, app, website and books in the past two years. The successful candidate will have deep experience in managing food photography--which takes place in both Birmingham and New York--and have a vision for stylishly expressing the joys of food and cooking in typography, layouts, edit packages, etc. The Creative Director will also work on tablet, licensed food packaging, special editions, books and events. This is a huge opportunity for a creative director who wants to lead a powerful national title and brand to new heights in the emerging media landscape. We're looking for a candidate with deep experience and great references.

Creative Director / Designer

The creative director will help shape the look of the daily fashion blog. Responsibilities will include working with the photo and fashion editors to create market features and crafting visual conceits and signposting for fashion news, pop culture, and relationships features. 5-7 years at a major fashion publication or e-commerce site and strong online experience preferred. Must be extremely proficient with sillo-ing still-life photography and be willing to experiment with non-traditional layouts.

Creative Director, Ebony

Duties include conceptualizing and designing all aspects of Ebony magazine from the cover to the back of book. Commissioning and art directing illustrations, photo-illustrations and infographics for the FOB and Feature Well. Edit and conceptualize photography for the Cover, FOB and Feature Well. Approve layouts and work with the Production Department to insure quality of the final product. Lead the Art team, Collaborate with the entire editorial staff and help manage workflow in order to meet production deadlines.

Ideal candidate should have at least 7 years experience in consumer magazine design. Mastery of InDesign, knowledge of Photoshop and Illustrator. A strong sense of typography, ability to multitask and attention to detail. Knowledge of illustration and photography.

Director of Marketing/Communications Design & Production

Job Summary/Basic Function: The Director of Marketing/Communications Design & Production is a full-time position in the Office of External Affairs, within the department of Development & External Affairs (DEA). The position reports to the Director of External Affairs. The ideal candidate sets the stylistic and artistic direction of communications and marketing materials for all of DEA and serves as a resource for the rest of the College. Primary responsibility is the design/production of Teachers College's core publications as well as execution of high priority design/production assignments from DEA leadership, both print and online. The incumbent will identify and supervise vendors and freelancers, manage the art/design/production budget, and negotiate cost efficiencies. Minimum Qualifications: -Proven skills and track record in graphic design, reflecting mastery of design programs and current technologies -Good project management and time management skills - must be organized, detail-oriented with the ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines -Strong communication and interpersonal skills are necessary to meet with senior staff, present ideas, and participate in a team environment. -Demonstrated budget management skills Preferred Qualifications: -Minimum of five years' experience working as a graphic designer or art director for a publication or a publications/marketing department university, college or corporation. -Some agency experience preferred, but not required. -Bachelor's degree or degree from school of art & design.

Creative Director, Ziff Davis, Inc.

Ziff Davis has two positions open, one for a Creative Director and another for a Digital Designer. Both get the opportunity to work with us at Joe Zeff Design on the new iPad edition of PC Magazine, built with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. Ziff + Zeff, what could be better! :-)

Creative Director, EatingWell

The Creative Director will define the look and feel of the brand through EatingWell Magazine, EatingWell.com, EatingWell books and custom publications. The Creative Director must be a visionary thinker who can help translate EatingWell's focus on food, health and "origins" into compelling print and digital formats. Must be able to create compelling visuals that inspire readers to cook the recipes in the issue and inspire them to live "the EatingWell" life. Must have a clear and clean typography to navigate science-based nutrition articles and engaging graphics that differentiate this magazine and brand from all others.The ideal candidate will be nimble, able to work on multiple projects at once and prepared to work collaboratively with a small, passionate and fast-paced team. The Creative Director will manage freelancers while meeting deadlines and managing budgets. This role will report to and work closely with the editorial director, the deputy food editor and others. Essential Job Functions 30% - Design typography and layouts for EatingWell Magazine 30% Hiiring photographers, stylists and illustrators . Directing photo, shoots , styling and props; illustrations 25% - Manage design and production of custom publishing and licensing projects and digital products, working with freelancers . Oversee all design and brand imagery across all platforms 10% - Participate in planning and creation of story concepts, brand initiatives. 5% - Manage budget for all art-related costs This job is in the Shelburne, VT office.

Creative Director, Southern Living Magazine

We're looking for an accomplished Creative Director to lead the art and photo teams at Southern Living, one of the country's most iconic and beloved brands. You don't have to be a son or daughter of the South, but you must have a sincere affinity for our distinct culture and devoted mass audience of nearly 16 million. In addition to the usual requirements--an unforgettable portfolio, a mastery of the latest design programs, and extensive experience directing photo shoots at far-flung locations--it's essential that you've run a large department and can juggle the fast-paced demands of a monthly title that publishes numerous regional variations. On any given day, you might be shooting a cover, designing feature layouts, developing ideas for new columns, reviewing chapters for one of our dozen or so annual books, advising on collateral material for licensees, and managing the myriad of creative types who work here at our headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama. It helps to have a passion for one or all of our core topics (decorating, gardening, cooking, and traveling), but most of all we want to see how your love of graphic design will translate into our pages as we look forward to a new decade of growth and influence at the heart of Southern life.