Journalism

Editor in chief

Nature

The editor-in-chief is responsible for the editorial line and publishing. He or she is both upstream (proposing topics, developing summaries, defining the tone to be used, etc.) and downstream (monitoring the work of journalists and freelancers) of the article writing process. In the board sports sector, the editor-in-chief works in specialized magazines, whether free or paid, and must also manage the editorial line of the website attached to the magazine.

Mission

Definition of the editorial line
Management of the editorial team
Management of the schedules and deadlines of the journalists and collaborators
Writing of articles and choice of themes

Skills

Excellent writing skills
Excellent knowledge of board sports
Curiosity
Interpersonal skills
Commercial temperament
Synthesis skills

Access

Journalism schools provide solid skills to be an editor. However, getting to this position, is the result of regular and rigorous work as an editor.