Editor in Chief

About the organization

Info23 is a fast-expanding media and information company focused on delivering content that is accurate, timely, and engaging. Its work spans digital and traditional outlets, with an emphasis on strong journalism, careful analysis, and a variety of viewpoints. The organization places high importance on editorial independence, integrity, and creative approaches to how stories are gathered, developed, and distributed. The team works closely together to maintain high ethical standards and a mindset of ongoing improvement, while giving media professionals the chance to influence editorial direction and support meaningful public discussion.

Role overview

This full-time, on-site position is based in Port-au-Prince, Département de l'Ouest, Haiti. The Editor in Chief is responsible for steering the overall editorial vision, strategy, and day-to-day execution across all platforms. The role ensures that all published material is accurate, engaging, and consistent with the organization’s mission and quality expectations.

Key responsibilities

The Editor in Chief will plan editorial schedules, allocate stories, review content, and provide direction to editors and reporters. This role includes making final calls on what gets published and how content is prioritized, while also safeguarding fact-checking, style standards, and ethical practices. The position requires close coordination with editorial, design, and digital teams, as well as mentoring staff, organizing newsroom operations, representing the organization at public and media events, and using performance data to improve editorial planning.

Qualifications

Applicants should bring substantial editorial leadership experience, ideally from managing newsrooms or content teams and shaping editorial strategy. Strong skills in writing, editing, and crafting headlines are important, along with the ability to organize multiple priorities and work under demanding deadlines. A strong track record in journalistic ethics, accuracy, and balanced reporting is essential. Candidates should also have experience coaching editors, reporters, and contributors, and be comfortable using publishing platforms, content management systems, SEO practices, and analytics tools. Excellent communication and collaboration skills are needed, as is a bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Communications, Media Studies, or a closely related discipline; an advanced degree is considered beneficial. Background in news, magazine, or digital media is preferred, along with familiarity with regional and international current affairs. Professional English fluency is required, and French or Haitian Creole is an advantage for work in Port-au-Prince.

Additional information

No salary, stipend, opening count, or start date was specified in the source.