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Editor-in-Chief

The Editor-in-Chief holds the top editorial position at a publication, media outlet, or content organization, setting editorial strategy and ensuring every piece of content reflects a consistent brand voice. This person leads a team of editors and writers, making final calls on story selection, tone, and quality while balancing journalistic standards with audience growth. Increasingly the role also demands fluency in SEO and digital publishing to keep content discoverable and competitive online.

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Visa Inc.

Editor in Chief, Newsroom

Visa Inc.

Los Angeles, CA · $153,600 – $245,900

This role leads editorial strategy and content for Visa's internal newsroom, setting the long-term direction for storytelling while actively commissioning and editing major pieces. It suits an experienced journalism or corporate communications leader comfortable exercising editorial authority across a global, matrixed organization.

Listed on Visa Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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