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Conduct workplace investigations, maintain multi-jurisdictional employment policies, advise on performance management, accommodations, leave, and employee relations matters, and draft employment and severance agreements. Support agency inquiries, subpoenas, litigation holds, document collection, contractor classification reviews, regulatory research, and pre-litigation risk mitigation. The role partners closely with Employment Counsel and Human Resources across a distributed workforce.

Acquire and publish 8–10 children’s books annually, primarily picture books and middle grade titles. Develop and edit manuscripts, negotiate acquisitions, manage author and agent relationships, maintain publishing schedules, prepare launch and sales materials, and collaborate across departments to build a cohesive, commercially successful list.

Coordinates custom publishing projects from initiation through production, managing schedules, editorial workflows, reviews, approvals, team handoffs, author and customer communications, project records, and workflow improvements. Builds lasting customer relationships, identifies future publishing opportunities, and evaluates AI and automation applications. Requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, customer focus, and proficiency with Google Workspace.

Provides administrative and licensing support for foreign rights sales across UK and translation markets. Responsibilities include tracking materials, managing spreadsheets and databases, coordinating with internal departments and external publishing partners, handling correspondence, preparing sales and rights guides, supporting international book fairs, and distributing production materials. The role requires strong organization, communication, writing, multitasking, computer skills, initiative, and interest in subsidiary rights.

Leads creative marketing campaigns for 8–10 fiction and nonfiction titles annually, managing strategy, budgets, digital advertising, author and partner relationships, influencer and email programs, catalogs, bookseller outreach, reporting, and seasonal initiatives. Presents plans to internal and external stakeholders, analyzes campaign performance, identifies sales opportunities, manages an intern, and supports broader imprint marketing strategy and process improvement.

Provides administrative support to a high school editorial team, including processing errata, invoices, author and vendor payments, manuscripts, contracts, spreadsheets, surveys, and project-management tickets. Coordinates with internal departments and external collaborators, maintains contractor records, routes documents through DocuSign, and handles day-to-day administrative needs. This is a remote, part-time contract role for six months, with possible extension.

Supports planning, launching, monitoring, and optimizing programmatic advertising campaigns across Amazon Advertising, Google Ads, StackAdapt, and other platforms. Manages audiences, testing, pacing, ROAS, KPIs, reporting, and campaign insights. Collaborates with creative teams on ad assets and contributes ideas for improved targeting, bidding, formats, and performance. The role requires strong analytical, organizational, communication, and experimentation skills in a publishing marketing environment.

Build and manage relationships with university faculty, bookstore managers, and other higher-education customers across British Columbia. Conduct on-campus sales calls, demonstrate course materials and software, manage opportunities and pipeline in a CRM, respond to customer needs, plan territory travel, and submit sales and market activity reports. The role requires regular regional travel, including overnight trips, and collaboration with marketing, editorial, and customer success teams.

Supports executive editors across nonfiction and fiction publishing projects. Responsibilities include communicating with authors and agents, reviewing submissions, researching comparative titles, preparing acquisition materials, drafting catalog and jacket copy, coordinating manuscripts and production deadlines, handling administrative tasks, and organizing presentations. The role requires strong writing, communication, organization, prioritization, and attention to detail, along with proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Google Workspace.

Own the vision, strategy, backlog, and delivery of customer experience and support products. Conduct user discovery, define requirements, lead Agile sprint execution, monitor product performance, investigate issues, and deliver AI, MCP, and automation capabilities. Partner with engineering, UX, vendors, and stakeholders to resolve dependencies, communicate roadmap progress, and improve user outcomes across educator, student, and support experiences.