Advertising Operations Specialist

Job Type Full-timeDescriptionThe Texas Tribune is looking for a smart, detail-oriented, creative Advertising Operations Specialist to work with our sales professionals to support revenue growth for this leading member-supported, digitally focused, nonpartisan news organization.The Tribune is an established leader in the field of nonprofit digital journalism, devoted to promoting civic engagement through data applications, statewide events, and enterprise reporting on a range of topics, including public and higher education, health and human services, immigration and border issues, transportation, criminal justice, and the environment. There's room for growth and long-term career potential at the Tribune.ResponsibilitiesWork cross-departmentally to develop plans and logistics for paid sponsorships on Tribune events and on the website.Manage digital campaigns and ad inventory and provide campaign reporting via Google Ad Manager.Schedule and manage newsletter ad placements in MailChimp.Schedule and build sponsor content posts for placement on texastribune.org and in newsletters.Project manage complex work streams.Formulate business strategies that support the Chief Revenue Officer's efforts and initiatives.Maintain ongoing relationships with sponsors.Ensure compliance with contractual obligations related to paid partnerships.RequirementsMinimum of two years experience with news media organizations or creative agenciesStrong business acumenFluency working with advertising agencies, media companies, publishers, networks, and production companies. If that's you, don't hesitate to apply and tell us about yourself.The Advertising Operations Specialist can be based in our downtown Austin headquarters or another major metropolitan area in Texas. needs to be called.All of us at the Trib believe the best way to achieve that mission is to resemble the state we cover. We especially encourage members of traditionally underrepresented communities to apply for this role, including women, veterans, people of color, LGBTQ+ people, and people with disabilities.Learn more about The Texas Tribune here .