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Managing Editor/Market Intelligence

United States (remote)

Internal Job Title: Managing Editor, Market Intelligence 

Reports To:  VP, Consultancy and Intelligence 

FSLA Status: Exempt, Full-time 

Location: US, Remote 

 

External Job Title: Managing Editor, Market Intelligence 

 

Position Summary 

 

The Managing Editor of Market Intelligence is responsible for authoring publications and special reports as well as editing content across the Ever.Ag market intelligence unit. The role strives to provide insightful and easy to consume commentary to clients across the industry under strict deadlines. In addition, the Managing Editor or Market Intelligence will develop and lead team members generating content for the Ever.Ag publication suite.  

 

Key Responsibilities  

  • Lead, mentor and oversee a team of writers 

  • Write existing regular cadence publications 

  • Contribute guiding thoughts and perspective 

  • Author, assemble and polish final deliverables 

  • Edit content generated by others

  • Ensure proper distribution to clients 

  • Research and prepare daily, monthly, quarterly and annual reports 

  • Work with cross function team members to gather information and market intel to prepare reports 

  • Distill detailed analysis into easy-to-understand content and layouts 

  • Provide ghost writing for key clients 

  • Create written material for newsletter, presentations and video content 

  • Support marketing efforts and contribute to direct-to-client newsletters as necessary 

  • Collect and distill information from client conference calls and deliver highlights and learnings to team members 

  • Present findings and results in compelling ways to report 

  • Line editing 

  • Proofread all material prior to distribution

  • Make necessary refinement and updates to publications, client projects, consulting work, etc.  

  • Train employees to meet company publications and writing standards 

  • Provide market and industry training and guidance 

  • Review created employee content and provide guidance and feedback 

  • Other duties as assigned 

 

Qualifications 

  • Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university 

  • A minimum of 3 years editorial experience 

  • Ability to independently define problems, collect data, establish facts and draw appropriate conclusions 

  • Proven track record of navigating multiple projects and meeting deadlines 

  • Ability to assess market data and trends  

  • Experience with marketing automation solutions and tools 

  • Knowledge of CRM tools and processes 

  • Layout and design skills with experience using PowerPoint, Publisher, Photoshop or InDesign and other technologies  

  • Experience with Microsoft Office Suite 

 

Competencies for Success 

  • Can make some decisions within predefined boundaries; may need occasional guidance or approval from higher-level managers.   

  • Deals with tasks that are somewhat varied but still relatively straightforward; may encounter occasional challenges that require problem-solving.   

  • Some discretion in decision-making but operate within predefined boundaries; may need to seek approval for certain actions or decisions.   

  • Still acquiring basic leadership skills; in the early stages of developing their management capabilities.   

 

Who you will be working for  
 
Ever.Ag offers innovative AgTech solutions and services that empower agriculture, food, and beverage supply chains to feed a growing world. The breadth of the portfolio is uniquely capable of supporting the complex needs of companies involved in dairy, livestock, crops, and agribusiness. With decades of experience and industry-leading innovations, our technology, risk management, and market intelligence provide our customers with the tools and insights they need to operate more efficiently, sustainably, and strategically across every stage of the supply chain.
 
We welcome candidates from all backgrounds to contribute their unique perspectives to our team. Your success is our success!
 
Please visit our webpage to learn more about us News.Ever.Ag and https://www.ever.ag/  

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