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Leads The Hill’s advertising sales strategy, revenue growth, go-to-market approach, strategic partnerships, events and sponsorships, and commercial innovation. Personally develops and closes major advertising opportunities while expanding advertiser and agency relationships, particularly in Washington, D.C. The role also builds and motivates a high-performing sales organization, represents the brand externally, and collaborates cross-functionally to create differentiated solutions across digital, video, branded content, events, and emerging platforms.

Leads the sales department for broadcast, digital, mobile, and social media assets. Develops and executes revenue strategies, drives new business, manages inventory and forecasting, sets pricing, prepares budgets, oversees accounts receivable, and resolves customer issues. The role recruits, coaches, evaluates, and motivates sales staff while establishing performance standards and achieving local, national, digital, and new-product revenue goals.

Produces daily local television news by evaluating stories, shaping rundowns, writing and editing scripts, coordinating graphics, and collaborating with the newsroom on editorial focus. The role requires strong news judgment, rapid execution under deadlines, audience-focused content strategies across platforms, and flexibility to work any shift.

Supports the sales team by entering broadcast and digital advertising orders, trafficking commercials and copy, updating programming and proposals, coordinating TV measurement updates, managing FCC political filings, and performing clerical duties. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, communication skills, proficiency with Microsoft Office, and the ability to manage multiple deadlines.

The News Director leads broadcast, digital, social, website, streaming, weather, and sports content. Responsibilities include directing coverage strategy, managing breaking news and investigative projects, driving audience growth, supervising staffing and development, reviewing content quality, managing budgets, and collaborating with station leadership to meet organizational goals.

Direct and coordinate the technical execution of live and recorded television productions, including newscasts, special programming, and remote broadcasts. Supervise technical staff, operate production switchers and control room equipment, manage cameras, graphics, audio, and playback, and ensure accurate timing and smooth transitions. Collaborate with news and engineering teams, troubleshoot equipment, train production personnel, and make rapid decisions during live broadcasts. Flexible availability for nights, weekends, holidays, and breaking news coverage is required.

Produces multimedia news content across broadcast, web, social media, and other platforms. Responsibilities include researching and pitching stories, conducting interviews, reporting and presenting on air, shooting and editing footage, writing copy, correcting errors, meeting editorial standards, and engaging with viewers. The role requires managing deadlines, multiple assignments, shifting priorities, and flexible work schedules.

Reports traffic incidents and breaking news; manages the traffic system; researches, writes, shoots, voices, edits, and presents multimedia stories across broadcast, web, and social platforms. Responsibilities include arranging interviews, evaluating leads, pitching local stories, verifying information, meeting editorial standards and deadlines, and engaging with viewers. The role requires flexibility across shifts, strong on-air communication, multitasking ability, and a valid driver's license.

Lead the Engineering and Broadcast IT Departments for 24/7 television and digital operations. Manage technical personnel, broadcast IT systems, cloud and IP-based workflows, traditional broadcast equipment, transmission systems, redundancy, and business continuity. Oversee maintenance, upgrades, technology migrations, regulatory FCC compliance, capital projects, and cross-departmental production support. The role requires troubleshooting live-broadcast issues, managing rotating coverage, and ensuring reliable content delivery across platforms.

Anchors weekday morning newscasts, reports and produces factual local news, conducts live interviews, researches stories, pitches coverage, and shoots, writes, voices, edits, and publishes content across broadcast, streaming, web, and social platforms. The role requires strong on-air presence, journalistic judgment, communication skills, deadline management, early-morning flexibility, and a valid driver's license.