Chief Human Resources Officer By The Full-Time// Remote

Chief Human Resources Officer By The full-time// Remote

Description

Chief Human Resources Officer

Overview:

New York Public Radio (“NYPR”) is a global leader in audio content creation and one of the largest public radio station groups in the nation. The organization produces award winning enterprise journalism, operates a best-in-class classical music service, nurtures today’s most creative talent, and creates innovative programming and products that bring the best of public radio to listeners everywhere.

The organization has grown dramatically in the scope of its operations, programming and offerings – serving audiences in New York and beyond through radio, on digital platforms, and live event programming. With a budget of $90 million, New York Public Radio’s portfolio includes New York’s NPR news station, WNYC, the online news site Gothamist; the classical music service WQXR; WNYC Studios, a podcast division; and Jerome L. Greene Space, a live events and performance space. Today, New York Public Radio reaches 1.5 million listeners a week on WNYC and WQXR, and an additional 6.2 million listeners through our national broadcast programming. Gothamist reaches 2 million readers every month, and WNYC Studios podcasts average 21 million monthly downloads.

What began as a city-owned radio station is now an independent non-profit media organization known for its innovation in audio content creation, public service local journalism, and commitment to classical music. Local and national programs include the Peabody Award- winning The Brian Lehrer Show, All of It with Allison Stewart, The Takeaway, and On the Media produced by WNYC; and Carnegie Hall Live produced by WQXR. Leading WNYC podcasts include Radiolab, Death Sex & Money, The New Yorker Radio Hour, United States of Anxiety, and Dolly Parton’s America. Since 2000, NYPR has won 10 George Foster Peabody Awards and three Alfred I. DuPont Columbia University Awards, as well as awards from the New Jersey Society of Professional Journalists, the Garden State Journalists Association, the Online News Association Award, Third Coast International Audio Festival, the National Association of Black Journalists, and the New York Press Club.

Brands:

• WQXR: New York City’s only classical music service shares its audience’s passion for music by playing the most outstanding pieces on air, online and through our app; producing podcasts about music and culture; and serving as an essential partner to New York’s cultural community. WQXR is made possible thanks to the generous support of its members and sponsors.
• The Jerome L. Greene Space: located in the heart of SoHo, NYPR’s live event space hosts live events and performances at the intersection of arts, journalism, and media
• Gothamist: A website about New York City news, culture and events, brought to you by New York Public Radio. The website brings news and opinions to New Yorkers and the people who want to be them. After almost 20 years online, the Gothamist is famous for a voice that readers know and trust.
• WNYC: Listener-supported WNYC is the home for independent journalism and courageous conversation on air and online. Broadcasting live from New York City on 93.9 FM and AM 820 and available online and on the go.
• WNYC Studios: The premier producer of on-demand and broadcast audio to diverse perspectives and unique stories that inspires and delights millions of engaged listeners each month.