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Kiran Rana
Manager, Content and Podcast Strategy, The Globe and Mail
Kiran Rana is an award-winning journalist and strategist currently serving as the Manager of Content and Podcast Strategy at Globe Content Studio, The Globe and Mail.3 With extensive experience across major Canadian news organizations, including CTV and BNNBloomberg, Rana has established herself as a versatile media professional.3
In her role at Globe Content Studio, Rana is responsible for overseeing podcast production and content strategy. She joined the studio in 2023, returning to work as a new mother and transitioning into this new position.4 Her expertise in audio journalism is evident, as she previously worked on developing podcasts for the Globe Content Studio.2
Rana's career trajectory includes:
- Executive Producer of Podcasts at Globe Content Studio6
- Senior Content Strategist
- Various editorial positions in her earlier career
Her work at The Globe and Mail involves creating innovative content solutions for brand partners, leveraging insights from the publication's broad subscriber base.1 Rana's approach to content creation is rooted in strategic thinking and creative storytelling, as demonstrated by her side project "Discover Dundas with Chilly," where she brought a mascot to life for the Dundas Minor Hockey Association.4
As a thought leader in her field, Rana occasionally shares insights about business, podcasting, and entrepreneurship on her LinkedIn profile.5 Her expertise in audio journalism and content strategy makes her a valuable asset to The Globe and Mail's content studio, contributing to the organization's comprehensive solutions for advertising across various media platforms.1
Highlights
I’m happy to share that after a wonderful maternity leave, I am returning to a new position as Manager, Content and Podcast Strategy, Globe Content Studio at The Globe and Mail! In this new role, my goal is to help The Globe and Mail and its advertisers drive business results through powerful, audience-driven storytelling. I'll still be overseeing our award-winning podcast roster, but I'm so excited for this expanded mandate.
How wonderful to see our podcast, Better For It, win big for SABEW's 2023 Best in Business Awards in the Podcast/Audio category. Judges called Better For It "an empathetic, probing and delightful podcast series that shed light on the challenges and triumphs of noteworthy Canadian entrepreneurs in sectors such as gaming, cannabis and apparel." The awards attracted 1,103 entries from 181 news organizations, ranging from international, national and regional news outlets to specialized business publications. I've said it before, audio storytelling takes time, talent and resources. Launching a brand new show amplifies these needs. There is so much that goes on behind the scenes to conceptualize, create and release a show that our audience finds value in. To have that effort recognized means a lot. Congratulations to the team: host Temur Durrani, producer Kyle Fulton and podcast lead Alisha Sawhney, who came in to cover for my maternity leave and bring the last episodes over the finish line. https://lnkd.in/gcuHdmJb
