Editorial Director-AI - The Boston Consulting Group
Boston, MA
About the Job
BCG is looking for an experienced editorial strategist to lead its content program on artificial intelligence. The editorial strategist will work closely with BCG experts and external thought leaders to ensure the firm’s perspectives on AI—in particular, its implications for business and society and the actions leaders should take to harness its potential—are market-leading.
The editorial strategist will have three primary roles:
While closely aligned with the firm’s global AI campaign, the editorial strategist’s organizational home is the BCG Content Studio, where they are core members of our global hub of writers, editors, multimedia producers, and content strategists.
Strong editorial skills are essential. The editorial strategist will improve quality in formats ranging from articles and reports to videos and infographics. They will work closely with topic experts to storyline BCG data and research and ensure the content is compelling and differentiated. For complex or high-priority pieces, the editorial strategist will provide developmental editing.
Communication and teaming skills are critical. The editorial strategist will cultivate relationships within the AI campaign and across the business, acting as an adviser, influencer, and problem-solver. This role demands a strategic communicator who excels at distilling complex concepts into clear messages that advance BCG’s narrative on AI. The editorial strategist will take responsibility for articulating a data-driven content strategy and gaining alignment for that strategy among senior stakeholders.
The editorial strategist’s impact will be evident on several fronts. Published content will reflect clear priorities and will be supported by well-defined amplification and channel strategies, resulting in stronger reach and engagement. Content development, in general, will benefit from greater collaboration across the business, the promotion of best practices, and the strategic use of metrics to drive improvements
The editorial strategist will have three primary roles:
- Partner with BCG’s global AI campaign team to define and execute a cohesive, firmwide content strategy, working closely with the campaign’s leadership and AI experts across the firm.
- Conceive and manage the development of editorial features that tie back to the campaign’s priorities and showcase BCG insights on AI-related topics of high interest to leaders in business and society.
- Take a portfolio view of AI-related content pipelines across the firm, ensuring alignment with the campaign’s content strategy and priorities.
While closely aligned with the firm’s global AI campaign, the editorial strategist’s organizational home is the BCG Content Studio, where they are core members of our global hub of writers, editors, multimedia producers, and content strategists.
Strong editorial skills are essential. The editorial strategist will improve quality in formats ranging from articles and reports to videos and infographics. They will work closely with topic experts to storyline BCG data and research and ensure the content is compelling and differentiated. For complex or high-priority pieces, the editorial strategist will provide developmental editing.
Communication and teaming skills are critical. The editorial strategist will cultivate relationships within the AI campaign and across the business, acting as an adviser, influencer, and problem-solver. This role demands a strategic communicator who excels at distilling complex concepts into clear messages that advance BCG’s narrative on AI. The editorial strategist will take responsibility for articulating a data-driven content strategy and gaining alignment for that strategy among senior stakeholders.
The editorial strategist’s impact will be evident on several fronts. Published content will reflect clear priorities and will be supported by well-defined amplification and channel strategies, resulting in stronger reach and engagement. Content development, in general, will benefit from greater collaboration across the business, the promotion of best practices, and the strategic use of metrics to drive improvements
Source : The Boston Consulting Group