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Brad King

Managing Editor

Brad King is an accomplished editorial professional with over 20 years of Extensive Editorial Experience in roles at renowned organizations like Carnegie Mellon University's ETC Press, MIT's Technology Review, Wired.com, and Yahoo!

He possesses Strong Leadership Skills demonstrated through successfully leading and managing editorial teams, crafting editorial strategies, and overseeing budgets.

Brad's Digital Expertise encompasses a profound understanding of digital publishing platforms and technologies, along with a history of building, launching, and maintaining websites.

His Content Creation proficiency spans across various formats, including news articles, blog posts, books, and multimedia presentations.

With a background in Project Management, Brad has efficiently overseen intricate editorial projects ensuring they are completed on time and meet quality benchmarks.

Education wise, Brad holds a journalism degree from the University of California, Berkeley, a graduate certificate in Human-Computer Interaction from Indiana University Indianapolis, and a Bachelor of Science in Communication Education from Miami University.

Brad has held diverse roles such as Managing Editor at Carnegie Mellon University Libraries, Editorial Director at CMU's ETC Press & University Libraries at Carnegie Mellon University's Entertainment Technology Center, Founder & Partner at The Geeky Press, and more.

Additionally, he has authored 'Dungeons & Dreamers: A story of how computer games created a global community' and contributed to various renowned platforms like Southwestern University, Yahoo, Wired News, and Conde Naste.

His experience as a Host & Producer at The Downtown Writers Jam Podcast showcases his versatility in the editorial domain.

Brad King's extensive work history and diverse skill set make him a notable figure in the editorial and digital publishing landscape.

Highlights

Aug 23 · linkedin

We're about to launch our next exhibition, but I wanted to shout out our previous one! Even if you aren't in Pittsburgh, you can check out the 360-virtual tour!

Aug 14 · linkedin

One aspect of my managing editor job is figuring out the best way to track and report the hidden work done by our team. As most creatives will tell you, it's not the implementation that takes your time. Instead, your time is taken by all the work on iterative design, research, editing, and project planning done away from clients.

Since we work mostly with internal clients, we aren't necessarily compensated for that time. But it's still important to have hard numbers to give to the business operations folks so they understand the value we create.

I've been tinkering with Time Tracking tools. The one I like the most is Toggle Track (https://toggl.com/), which offers some nice tools in its free version. We can set up a five-person team and create projects with clients and tasks. There are a few ways to report the times on task and structure the dashboard.

I like what I've learned so far, but if you're a creative—I'd love to hear what tool you use to track your time on a project.

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States