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New York Times Senior Project Manager - TEMP in New York, New York
Job Description
Key Responsibilities include:
Collaborate and partner with teams across the department (Operations, B2B Marketing, Creative, program management, strategy and others) to plan and execute priority industry and internal initiatives
Develop project plans, timelines and deliverable schedules
Strategically approach and execute work and initiatives
Ability to quickly respond to shifting project needs or issues with a solution oriented mindset
Proven project management skills with ability to prioritize and make timely decisions
Partner with resource management to ensure the right casting and time allocation for projects and initiatives
Work with Business Affairs Manager, responsible for ensuring rights clearances for any external facing materials
The successful candidate will:
Have incredible multitasking skills being able to juggle multiple competing priorities
Be proactive and incredibly organized
A team player and lead in shared vision of the team
Independent thinker who is solution obsessed with a can-do mentality
Insatiable desire to learn
Orchestrator of project teams against deliverables
A skilled negotiator
Required Skills:
Excellent organizational skills
Strong communication skills
Outstanding interpersonal abilities
The ability to manage and create budgets, deadlines and project plans
Energy, enthusiasm, and a comfort with entrepreneurial, fast-changing environment
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