Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $62451 per year
Job date: Sat, 21 Dec 2024 23:24:31 GMT
Job description: Publicity Manager (PR Manager)The salary for this position begins at $62,451.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that both new and established voices are heard.We’re looking for a creative and experienced Publicity Manager to join our team.Are you passionate about developing creative, strategic, and effective publicity campaigns? Do you get a thrill from being the person to introduce your friends and family to the latest buzzy book, TV show, or podcast? Do you have experience working with partners to plan and execute consumer events?We are growing our Marketing and Publicity team and are looking for someone with experience developing strategic publicity campaigns across a variety of engaging topics – someone who can create and pitch compelling stories to media partners, who has deep experience handling PR for high-level and/or celebrity talent, and who thrives in a fast-paced environment where attention to detail is still paramount.If this describes you, consider joining us on an exciting journey as we write new chapters of Penguin Random House Canada’s culture and employee experience story together.Your contribution to the story:At Penguin Random House Canada, you’ll be part of a vibrant and growing company that is home to acclaimed authors such as Margaret Atwood, Cherie Dimaline, Chris Hadfield, Zadie Smith, Naomi Klein, Colson Whitehead, Salman Rushdie, Sarah Polley, Jody Wilson-Raybould, Emily Henry, Cormac McCarthy, Celeste Ng and John Irving, among many other brilliant writers.Our mission is to change the world, one book at a time, by connecting our authors to as many readers as possible.Reporting to the Group Director, Marketing and Publicity, you will work collaboratively with publishing, sales, and marketing colleagues to create, execute, and report on the effectiveness of promotional campaigns designed to create awareness, reach targeted audiences, support book sales, and provide exemplary author care.What you’ll do:Plan and execute publicity campaigns that generate awareness and drive sales for our books and authorsCreate compelling pitches to secure media and online coverage and interviews for a wide range of emerging and established authors, across fiction, and non-fictionWork with partners (and seek out new ones) to create memorable and strategic consumer facing events.Coordinate all aspects of author promotional tours, including accompanying authors to GTA media interviews and events.Work closely with authors (and their teams, when applicable), leading meetings, communicating publicity strategy, and preparing them for appearances with talking points and media training.Pursue creative ways to place content and promote our books and authors via influencers, and partnership opportunities.Work alongside your colleagues in Marketing and Sales to ensure that all campaign and promotional plans and messaging are complementary and targeted.This role will require some travel within Toronto for author events and author escorting which may include evening and weekend events.Experience and knowledge you’ll bring (qualifications):7+ years of experience in publicity, public relations, communications or a related field.Demonstrated success working with traditional and non-traditional media channels.Experience planning and executing public events, coordinating media tours, and escorting high-level talent.A continuously developing network of media and influencer contacts.Proven ability to build effective end-to-end publicity campaigns.Strong collaboration and relationship management skills.A proactive, analytical, and imaginative approach to problem solving.Strong time management skills and above average attention to detail.Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects and tasks to meet deadlines.Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and collaborative digital tools including Slack, Asana, Google Docs, etc.Experience using Cision, Muckrack, Meltwater, is considered a bonus.An inclusive approach, supported by cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgrounds.Enhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plus.And of course, a deep passion for books!We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and their lived experiences and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you self-identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.This role will work at least three days per week from our Toronto office located at 320 Front Street West. As such, we require candidates to reside within commuting distance of our office.To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume by 12pm EST on Friday, January 24, 2025.Please note that we are not actively hiring for this position at this time. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and we will contact candidates only if there is a potential fit or when a relevant opportunity becomes available. This posting will remain open until the stated deadline or until we have established a strong pool of candidates.Please contact Human Resources at or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.Company: Penguin Random House Canada LimitedCountry: CanadaState/Region: OntarioCity: TorontoPostal Code: M5V2B6Job ID: 276358
Penguin Random House Canada is looking for a Publicity Manager to join their Marketing and Publicity team. The role involves planning and executing publicity campaigns, securing media coverage for authors, organizing events, and working with authors to prepare them for appearances. The ideal candidate will have 7+ years of experience in publicity, strong relationship management skills, and a passion for books. The company is actively seeking team members from marginalized communities and values diversity and inclusion. Candidates must be located within commuting distance of the Toronto office. Applications are being accepted on a rolling basis.
Senior Publicist (PR Specialist) – Penguin Random House – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $54305 per year
Job date: Sat, 21 Dec 2024 23:56:02 GMT
Job description: Senior Publicist (PR Specialist)The salary for this position begins at $54,305.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that both new and established voices are heard.We’re looking for a creative and collaborative Senior Publicist to join our team.Are you passionate about storytelling and sharing a broad range of voices and perspectives with the world? Do you get a thrill from being the person to introduce your friends and family to the latest buzzy book, TV show, or podcast? Do you get a rush from working with interesting partners to put on the perfect event?We are growing our Marketing and Publicity team and are looking for someone with experience developing strategic publicity campaigns across a variety of engaging topics – someone who can create and pitch compelling stories to media partners, who has experience handling PR for author talent, and who thrives in a fast-paced environment where attention to detail is still paramount.If this describes you, consider joining us on an exciting journey as we write new chapters of Penguin Random House Canada’s culture and employee experience story together.Your contribution to the story:At Penguin Random House Canada, you’ll be part of a vibrant and growing company that is home to acclaimed authors such as Margaret Atwood, Cherie Dimaline, Chris Hadfield, Zadie Smith, Naomi Klein, Colson Whitehead, Salman Rushdie, Sarah Polley, Jody Wilson-Raybould, Emily Henry, Cormac McCarthy, Celeste Ng and John Irving, among many other brilliant writers.Our mission is to change the world, one book at a time, by connecting our authors to as many readers as possible.Reporting to the Group Director, Marketing and Publicity, you will work collaboratively with publishing, sales, and marketing colleagues to create, execute, and report on the effectiveness of promotional campaigns designed to create awareness, reach targeted audiences, support book sales, and provide exemplary author care.What you’ll do:Plan and execute publicity campaigns that generate awareness and drive sales for our books and authorsCreate compelling pitches to secure media and online coverage and interviews for a wide range of emerging and established authors, across fiction, and non-fictionWork with partners (and seek out new ones) to create memorable consumer facing events.Coordinate all aspects of author promotional tours, including accompanying authors to GTA media interviews and events.Work closely with authors (and their teams, when applicable), leading meetings, communicating publicity strategy, and preparing them for appearances with talking points and media training.Pursue creative ways to place content and promote our books and authors via influencers, and partnership opportunities.Work alongside your colleagues in Marketing to ensure that all campaign and promotional plans and messaging are complementary and targeted.This role will require some travel within Toronto for author events and author escorting which may include evening and weekend events.Experience and knowledge you’ll bring (qualifications):A minimum of 3 years of experience in publicity, public relations, communications or a related field.Demonstrated success working with traditional and non-traditional Canadian media channels.Experience planning and executing public events, coordinating media tours, and escorting talent.A continuously developing network of media and influencer contacts.Proven ability to build effective end-to-end publicity campaigns.Excellent customer service skills built on a foundation of strong communication.Strong collaboration and relationship management skills.A proactive, analytical, and imaginative approach to problem solving.Strong time management skills and above average attention to detail.Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects and tasks to meet deadlines.Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and collaborative digital tools including Slack, Asana, Google Docs, etc.Experience using Cision, Muckrack, Meltwater, is considered a bonus.An inclusive approach, supported by cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgrounds.Enhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plus.And of course, a deep passion for books!We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and their lived experiences and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you self-identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.This role will work at least three days per week from our Toronto office located at 320 Front Street West. As such, we require candidates to reside within commuting distance of our office.To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume by 12pm EST on Sunday, January 5, 2025. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.Penguin Random House Canada will be closed for the holiday season from December 25, 2024, to January 1, 2025. We appreciate the time you’ve taken to submit your application, and successful applicants will be contacted after we return to the office on January 2, 2025.Please contact Human Resources at or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.Company: Penguin Random House Canada LimitedCountry: CanadaState/Region: OntarioCity: TorontoPostal Code: M5V2B6Job ID: 276360
Penguin Random House Canada is seeking a Senior Publicist to join their team. The position offers a salary starting at $54,305 and involves creating and executing publicity campaigns for authors to reach a wider audience. The ideal candidate will have experience in PR, strong communication skills, and a passion for storytelling. The company values diversity and encourages individuals from marginalized communities to apply. The role will require some travel in Toronto for events and author escorting. Candidates must reside within commuting distance of the Toronto office. The deadline for applications is January 5, 2025.
Publicity Manager (PR Manager) – Penguin Random House – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $62451 per year
Job date: Sun, 22 Dec 2024 04:55:50 GMT
Job description: Publicity Manager (PR Manager)The salary for this position begins at $62,451.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that both new and established voices are heard.We’re looking for a creative and experienced Publicity Manager to join our team.Are you passionate about developing creative, strategic, and effective publicity campaigns? Do you get a thrill from being the person to introduce your friends and family to the latest buzzy book, TV show, or podcast? Do you have experience working with partners to plan and execute consumer events?We are growing our Marketing and Publicity team and are looking for someone with experience developing strategic publicity campaigns across a variety of engaging topics – someone who can create and pitch compelling stories to media partners, who has deep experience handling PR for high-level and/or celebrity talent, and who thrives in a fast-paced environment where attention to detail is still paramount.If this describes you, consider joining us on an exciting journey as we write new chapters of Penguin Random House Canada’s culture and employee experience story together.Your contribution to the story:At Penguin Random House Canada, you’ll be part of a vibrant and growing company that is home to acclaimed authors such as Margaret Atwood, Cherie Dimaline, Chris Hadfield, Zadie Smith, Naomi Klein, Colson Whitehead, Salman Rushdie, Sarah Polley, Jody Wilson-Raybould, Emily Henry, Cormac McCarthy, Celeste Ng and John Irving, among many other brilliant writers.Our mission is to change the world, one book at a time, by connecting our authors to as many readers as possible.Reporting to the Group Director, Marketing and Publicity, you will work collaboratively with publishing, sales, and marketing colleagues to create, execute, and report on the effectiveness of promotional campaigns designed to create awareness, reach targeted audiences, support book sales, and provide exemplary author care.What you’ll do:Plan and execute publicity campaigns that generate awareness and drive sales for our books and authorsCreate compelling pitches to secure media and online coverage and interviews for a wide range of emerging and established authors, across fiction, and non-fictionWork with partners (and seek out new ones) to create memorable and strategic consumer facing events.Coordinate all aspects of author promotional tours, including accompanying authors to GTA media interviews and events.Work closely with authors (and their teams, when applicable), leading meetings, communicating publicity strategy, and preparing them for appearances with talking points and media training.Pursue creative ways to place content and promote our books and authors via influencers, and partnership opportunities.Work alongside your colleagues in Marketing and Sales to ensure that all campaign and promotional plans and messaging are complementary and targeted.This role will require some travel within Toronto for author events and author escorting which may include evening and weekend events.Experience and knowledge you’ll bring (qualifications):7+ years of experience in publicity, public relations, communications or a related field.Demonstrated success working with traditional and non-traditional media channels.Experience planning and executing public events, coordinating media tours, and escorting high-level talent.A continuously developing network of media and influencer contacts.Proven ability to build effective end-to-end publicity campaigns.Strong collaboration and relationship management skills.A proactive, analytical, and imaginative approach to problem solving.Strong time management skills and above average attention to detail.Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects and tasks to meet deadlines.Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and collaborative digital tools including Slack, Asana, Google Docs, etc.Experience using Cision, Muckrack, Meltwater, is considered a bonus.An inclusive approach, supported by cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgrounds.Enhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plus.And of course, a deep passion for books!We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and their lived experiences and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you self-identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.This role will work at least three days per week from our Toronto office located at 320 Front Street West. As such, we require candidates to reside within commuting distance of our office.To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume by 12pm EST on Friday, January 24, 2025.Please note that we are not actively hiring for this position at this time. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and we will contact candidates only if there is a potential fit or when a relevant opportunity becomes available. This posting will remain open until the stated deadline or until we have established a strong pool of candidates.Please contact Human Resources at or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.Company: Penguin Random House Canada LimitedCountry: CanadaState/Region: OntarioCity: TorontoPostal Code: M5V2B6Job ID: 276358Date: Dec 20, 2024Location:Toronto, ON, CA, M5V2B6
Penguin Random House Canada is looking for a Publicity Manager to join their team, responsible for developing and executing strategic publicity campaigns for authors and books. The ideal candidate will have experience in public relations, event planning, media relations, and author care. They must also have strong communication skills, attention to detail, and a passion for books. The company is actively seeking team members from marginalized communities to promote diversity and inclusion. The salary for this position starts at $62,451, and candidates must reside within commuting distance of the Toronto office. Applications are being accepted on a rolling basis, and candidates will be contacted if there is a potential fit.
Senior Publicist (PR Specialist) – Penguin Random House – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $54305 per year
Job date: Sun, 22 Dec 2024 06:21:55 GMT
Job description: Senior Publicist (PR Specialist)The salary for this position begins at $54,305.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that both new and established voices are heard.We’re looking for a creative and collaborative Senior Publicist to join our team.Are you passionate about storytelling and sharing a broad range of voices and perspectives with the world? Do you get a thrill from being the person to introduce your friends and family to the latest buzzy book, TV show, or podcast? Do you get a rush from working with interesting partners to put on the perfect event?We are growing our Marketing and Publicity team and are looking for someone with experience developing strategic publicity campaigns across a variety of engaging topics – someone who can create and pitch compelling stories to media partners, who has experience handling PR for author talent, and who thrives in a fast-paced environment where attention to detail is still paramount.If this describes you, consider joining us on an exciting journey as we write new chapters of Penguin Random House Canada’s culture and employee experience story together.Your contribution to the story:At Penguin Random House Canada, you’ll be part of a vibrant and growing company that is home to acclaimed authors such as Margaret Atwood, Cherie Dimaline, Chris Hadfield, Zadie Smith, Naomi Klein, Colson Whitehead, Salman Rushdie, Sarah Polley, Jody Wilson-Raybould, Emily Henry, Cormac McCarthy, Celeste Ng and John Irving, among many other brilliant writers.Our mission is to change the world, one book at a time, by connecting our authors to as many readers as possible.Reporting to the Group Director, Marketing and Publicity, you will work collaboratively with publishing, sales, and marketing colleagues to create, execute, and report on the effectiveness of promotional campaigns designed to create awareness, reach targeted audiences, support book sales, and provide exemplary author care.What you’ll do:Plan and execute publicity campaigns that generate awareness and drive sales for our books and authorsCreate compelling pitches to secure media and online coverage and interviews for a wide range of emerging and established authors, across fiction, and non-fictionWork with partners (and seek out new ones) to create memorable consumer facing events.Coordinate all aspects of author promotional tours, including accompanying authors to GTA media interviews and events.Work closely with authors (and their teams, when applicable), leading meetings, communicating publicity strategy, and preparing them for appearances with talking points and media training.Pursue creative ways to place content and promote our books and authors via influencers, and partnership opportunities.Work alongside your colleagues in Marketing to ensure that all campaign and promotional plans and messaging are complementary and targeted.This role will require some travel within Toronto for author events and author escorting which may include evening and weekend events.Experience and knowledge you’ll bring (qualifications):A minimum of 3 years of experience in publicity, public relations, communications or a related field.Demonstrated success working with traditional and non-traditional Canadian media channels.Experience planning and executing public events, coordinating media tours, and escorting talent.A continuously developing network of media and influencer contacts.Proven ability to build effective end-to-end publicity campaigns.Excellent customer service skills built on a foundation of strong communication.Strong collaboration and relationship management skills.A proactive, analytical, and imaginative approach to problem solving.Strong time management skills and above average attention to detail.Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects and tasks to meet deadlines.Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and collaborative digital tools including Slack, Asana, Google Docs, etc.Experience using Cision, Muckrack, Meltwater, is considered a bonus.An inclusive approach, supported by cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgrounds.Enhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plus.And of course, a deep passion for books!We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and their lived experiences and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you self-identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.This role will work at least three days per week from our Toronto office located at 320 Front Street West. As such, we require candidates to reside within commuting distance of our office.To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume by 12pm EST on Sunday, January 5, 2025. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.Penguin Random House Canada will be closed for the holiday season from December 25, 2024, to January 1, 2025. We appreciate the time you’ve taken to submit your application, and successful applicants will be contacted after we return to the office on January 2, 2025.Please contact Human Resources at or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.Company: Penguin Random House Canada LimitedCountry: CanadaState/Region: OntarioCity: TorontoPostal Code: M5V2B6Job ID: 276360Date: Dec 20, 2024Location:Toronto, ON, CA, M5V2B6
Penguin Random House Canada is seeking a Senior Publicist to join their Marketing and Publicity team. The role involves developing strategic publicity campaigns for authors, creating compelling pitches for media coverage, coordinating author events, and working collaboratively with colleagues. The ideal candidate will have experience in publicity, event planning, and media relations, with a passion for books and storytelling. The company is committed to diversity and inclusion, encouraging applicants from marginalized communities to apply. The role will be based in Toronto and requires some travel. Applications are due by January 5, 2025. Contact Human Resources for accommodation needs.
Penguin Random House – Production Internship, Typesetting & eBooks (Winter 2024) 1 – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $20 per hour
Job date: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 23:39:48 GMT
Job description: INTERNSHIP — Production, Typesetting & eBooksPaid placement, January 27 – June 27, 2025.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that new and established voices are heard.We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.Penguin Random House Canada internships:In this role, you will engage in meaningful work that supports your professional growth and facilitates learning in your area of specialty while you work to contribute to the success of our books. You will be surrounded by others with the same curiosity, drive, and passion for books you will bring to this role.We’re looking for a career-focused Production Intern to join our Typesetting and eBooks team.What you’ll do:At Penguin Random House Canada, the Production team is fast-paced and essential, ensuring we create great books on time and to the highest standard. You’ll learn the intricacies of the eBook production process as well as have the rare opportunity to work with typesetting to sharpen your InDesign skills as you assist both teams. This internship is a great way to develop a keen understanding of the various stages of the modern production process from manuscript to finished print and eBook file.What you can expect from your internship experience:You will gain valuable experience in the industry, make connections and build relationships with teams across our company while working alongside a cohort of other interns, and play a part in getting the books we publish into the hands of our readers. Through on-the-job learning, you will develop and gain skills that will be valuable to you in this role and in the future.Our interns are paid $20.00 per hour and work 35 hours per week. You will be one of a group of interns working in various functions across the business. Like all our employees, you will participate in the life of our company (this includes the opportunity to attend company-wide gatherings, join the office book club, participate in educational sessions with industry experts, etc.), and you’ll benefit from perks including a discount on books ordered through our online store.Competencies and knowledge you’ll bring to this role, and continue to build:Foundational knowledge of typesettingFoundational knowledge of xHTMLStrong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritize and accurately complete multiple projects and tasks at the same timeAn effective and proactive approach to problem-solvingAn ability to work independently or collaboratively on a teamAn inclusive approach, supported by a cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgroundsA working knowledge of Adobe Acrobat and InDesign along with proficiency with Microsoft Word and ExcelA passion for book production, and a curiosity to learn more about the process behind the making of the book as a physical or digital objectEnhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plusAnd of course, a love for booksInterested candidates should apply with their cover letter and resume by November 17, 2024. Please be kindly advised that only applications with a cover letter will be considered.We are currently working in a flexible/hybrid model where employees come into the office at least 3 days a week. As such, candidates located within commuting distance of Toronto will be shown preference. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however, we will only be contacting candidates selected for an interview.Please contact Human Resources at hrcanada@penguinrandomhouse.com or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.
Penguin Random House – Editorial Internship, Penguin Canada (January – June 2025) – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $20 per hour
Job date: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 23:02:42 GMT
Job description: INTERNSHIP — Editorial, Penguin CanadaPaid placement, January 27 – June 27, 2025.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that new and established voices are heard.We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.Penguin Random House Canada internships:
In this role, you will engage in meaningful work that supports your professional growth and facilitates learning in your area of specialty while contributing to the success of our books. You will be surrounded by others with the same curiosity, drive, and passion for books.We’re looking for a highly driven Editorial Intern to join our team.What you’ll do:
You will gain exposure to the daily workings of a vibrant, dynamic publishing group at Penguin Canada. You can learn more about the Penguin imprint . You will help with general editorial duties, which include proofreading, tracking and responding to submissions, participating in editorial meetings, and reading and evaluating manuscripts. There will also be some administrative tasks, such as coordinating mailings with Office Services, maintaining our extensive database of review materials, and tracking bestsellers and news coverage.What you can expect from your internship experience:
You will gain valuable experience in the industry, make connections and build relationships with teams across our company while working alongside a cohort of other interns, and play a part in getting the books we publish into the hands of our readers. Through on-the-job learning, you will develop and gain new skills that will be valuable to you in this role and in the future.Our interns are paid $20.00 per hour and work 35 hours per week. You will be one of a group of interns working in various functions across the business. Like all our employees, you will participate in the life of our company (this includes the opportunity to attend company-wide gatherings, join the office book club, participate in educational sessions with industry experts, etc.), and you’ll benefit from perks including a discount on books ordered through our online store.Competencies and knowledge you’ll bring to this role, and continue to build:
- Capacity to think critically and thrive in a complex and ever-changing work environment
- Administrative and research skills
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
- Strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritize and accurately complete multiple projects and tasks at the same time
- An effective and proactive approach to problem-solving
- An ability to work independently or collaboratively on a team
- An inclusive approach, supported by a cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgrounds
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office suite
- Experience with computer programs including Adobe Acrobat Pro, Canva, and online collaboration tools is not required but is considered an asset
- Though not mandatory, candidates who have done any publishing or copyediting courses are encouraged to identify which courses they’ve taken in their application
- Enhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plus
- And of course, a love for books!
Interested candidates should apply with their cover letter and resume by November 17, 2024. Within the cover letter, we would love to see a list of books you have recently read. Please be kindly advised that only applications with a cover letter will be considered.We are currently working in a flexible/hybrid model where employees come into the office at least 3 days a week. As such, candidates located within commuting distance of Toronto will be shown preference. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however, we will only be contacting candidates selected for an interview.Please contact Human Resources at hrcanada@penguinrandomhouse.com or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.
Penguin Random House – Editorial Internship, Doubleday Canada (January – June 2025) – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $20 per hour
Job date: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 23:47:11 GMT
Job description: INTERNSHIP — Editorial, Doubleday CanadaPaid placement, January 27 – June 27, 2025.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that new and established voices are heard.We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.Penguin Random House Canada internships:
In this role, you will engage in meaningful work that supports your professional growth and facilitates learning in your area of specialty while contributing to the success of our books. You will be surrounded by others with the same curiosity, drive, and passion for books.We’re looking for a career-focused Editorial Intern to join our team.What you’ll do:
You will gain exposure to the daily workings of a vibrant, dynamic publishing group at Doubleday Canada. You can learn more about the Doubleday Canada imprint . You will help with general editorial duties, which include proofreading and copyediting, reading and evaluating submissions and manuscripts, and participating in editorial meetings. There will also be some administrative tasks, such as coordinating mailings with Office Services, maintaining our extensive database of review materials, and tracking bestsellers and news coverage.What you can expect from your internship experience:
You will gain valuable experience in the industry, make connections and build relationships with teams across our company while working alongside a cohort of other interns, and play a part in getting the books we publish into the hands of our readers. Through on-the-job learning, you will develop and gain new skills that will be valuable to you in this role and in the future.Our interns are paid $20.00 per hour and work 35 hours per week. You will be one of a group of interns working in various functions across the business. Like all our employees, you will participate in the life of our company (this includes the opportunity to attend company-wide gatherings, join the office book club, participate in educational sessions with industry experts, etc.), and you’ll benefit from perks including a discount on books ordered through our online store.Competencies and knowledge you’ll bring to this role, and continue to build:Capacity to think critically and thrive in a complex and ever-changing work environmentAdministrative and research skillsExcellent communication and presentation skillsStrong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritize and accurately complete multiple projects and tasks at the same timeAn effective and proactive approach to problem-solvingAn ability to work independently or collaboratively on a teamAn inclusive approach, supported by a cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgroundsA working knowledge of Microsoft Office suiteExperience with computer programs including Adobe Acrobat Pro, Canva, and online collaboration tools is not required, but considered an assetThough not mandatory, candidates who have done any publishing or copyediting courses are encouraged to identify which courses they’ve taken in their applicationEnhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plusAnd of course, a love for books!Interested candidates should apply with their cover letter and resume by November 17, 2024. Within your cover letter, please include a list of books you have recently read, as well as a description of your general reading preferences. Please be kindly advised that only applications with a cover letter will be considered.We are currently working in a flexible/hybrid model where employees come into the office at least 3 days a week. As such, candidates located within commuting distance of Toronto will be shown preference. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however, we will only be contacting candidates selected for an interview.Please contact Human Resources at hrcanada@penguinrandomhouse.com or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.
Penguin Random House – Editorial Internship, Tundra Book Group (January – June 2025) – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $20 per hour
Job date: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 23:47:25 GMT
Job description: INTERNSHIP — Editorial, Tundra Book Group (January – June 2025)Paid placement, January 27 – June 27, 2025.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that new and established voices are heard.We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.Penguin Random House Canada internships:In this role, you will engage in meaningful work that supports your professional growth and facilitates learning in your area of specialty while contributing to the success of our books. You will be surrounded by others with the same curiosity, drive, and passion for books.We’re looking for a career-focused Tundra Editorial Intern to join our team.What you’ll do:You will gain exposure to the daily workings of a vibrant, dynamic children’s publishing group at Penguin Random House Canada. You will help with general editorial duties, which include proofreading, tracking and responding to submissions, participating in editorial meetings, and reading and evaluating manuscripts. There will also be some administrative tasks, such as coordinating mailings with Office Services, maintaining our extensive database of review materials, and tracking bestsellers and news coverage. You can read more about Tundra on our website or by visiting our social media channels.What you can expect from your internship experience:You will gain experience in the industry, make connections and build relationships with teams across our company while working alongside a cohort of other interns, and play a part in getting the books we publish into the hands of our readers. Through on-the-job learning, you will develop and gain new skills that will be valuable to you in this role and in the future.Our interns are paid $20.00 per hour and work 35 hours per week. You will be one of a group of interns working in various functions across the business. Like all our employees, you will participate in the life of our company (this includes the opportunity to attend company-wide gatherings, join the office book club, participate in educational sessions with industry experts, etc.), and you will benefit from perks including a discount on books ordered through our online store.Competencies and knowledge you’ll bring to this role, and continue to build:
- Capacity to think critically and thrive in a complex and ever-changing work environment
- Administrative and research skills
- Strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritize and accurately complete multiple projects and tasks at the same time
- An effective and proactive approach to problem-solving
- An ability to work independently or collaboratively on a team
- A working knowledge of Microsoft Office suite
- Experience with computer programs including Adobe Acrobat Pro and online collaboration tools is not required, but highly desirable
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
- Though not mandatory, candidates who have done any publishing or copyediting courses or otherwise have previous copyediting or proofreading experience are encouraged to highlight this on their application
- An inclusive mindset, supported by a cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgrounds
- Enhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plus
- And of course, a love for kids’ books!
Interested candidates should apply with their cover letter and resume by November 17, 2024. Additionally, we ask that all applicants include in their cover letter a list of books you have read recently as well as a list of their favourite kids’ books. Please be kindly advised that only applications with a cover letter will be considered.We are currently working in a flexible/hybrid model where employees come into the office at least 3 days a week. As such, candidates located within commuting distance of Toronto will be shown preference. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however, we will only be contacting candidates selected for an interview.Please contact Human Resources at hrcanada@penguinrandomhouse.com or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.
Penguin Random House – Insights & Analytics Internship (January – June 2025) – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $20 per hour
Job date: Wed, 13 Nov 2024 00:31:32 GMT
Job description: INTERNSHIP – Insights and Analytics (Winter 2024)Paid placement, January 27 – June 27, 2025.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that new and established voices are heard.We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.Penguin Random House Canada Internships:In this role, you will engage in meaningful work that supports your professional growth and facilitates learning in your area of specialty while you work to contribute to the success of our books. You will be surrounded by others with the same curiosity, drive, and passion for books you will bring to this role.We’re looking for a career-focused Insights & Analytics Intern to join our team.What you’ll do:You will play a critical role in contributing to our Insights & Analytics team’s complex and dynamic work. You’ll indulge your curiosity as you research and analyze data, then leverage technology and new tools to synthesize and communicate your insights to the rest of the team and members of senior leadership.What you can expect from your internship experience:You will gain valuable experience in the industry, make connections, and build relationships with teams across our company. You will become an expert in using a variety of analytics tools and applications. You might learn how to write basic Structured Query Language (SQL) or how to parse complex signals in social media data, all while working alongside a cohort of other interns, and playing a part in better understanding the Canadian book market and its readers. Through on-the-job learning, you will develop and gain new skills that will be valuable to you in this role and in the future.Our interns are paid $20.00 per hour and work 35 hours per week. You will be one of a group of interns working in various functions across the business. Like all our employees, you will participate in the life of our company (this includes the opportunity to attend company-wide gatherings, join the office book club, participate in educational sessions with industry experts, etc.), and you’ll benefit from perks including a discount on books ordered through our online store.Competencies and knowledge you’ll bring to this role, and continue to build:Experience finding, interrogating, and summarizing consumer trends with a focus on finding actionable insights. You should expect to get comfortable navigating sources ranging from point-of-sale data to web stats to scientific research papersExcellent communication and presentation skills and the ability to craft stories with data using effective visualizations using tools such as Power BI, Excel, and Power PointAbility to find and provide a concise summary of market trends and business performanceKnowledge of or experience using Google Trends and / or social listening tools (e.g. Brandwatch) to conduct secondary consumer research on trendsExperience with programming languages like Structured Query Language (SQL) or Python or R considered a plus, though not requiredAn inclusive approach, supported by cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgroundsProficiency with Microsoft Office Suite or equivalent and collaborative digital tools, including, Asana, Google Docs, Teams, etc.Enhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plusAnd of course, a love for books!Interested candidates should apply with their cover letter and resume by November 17, 2024. Please be kindly advised that only applications with a cover letter will be considered.We are currently working in a flexible/hybrid model where employees come into the office at least 3 days a week. As such, candidates located within commuting distance of Toronto will be shown preference. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however, we will only be contacting candidates selected for an interview.Please contact Human Resources at or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.Date: Nov 11, 2024Location:Toronto, ON, CA, M5V 3B6
Penguin Random House – Editorial Internship, McClelland & Stewart (January – June 2025) 1 – Toronto, ON
Company: Penguin Random House
Location: Toronto, ON
Expected salary: $20 per hour
Job date: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 23:32:17 GMT
Job description: INTERNSHIP — Editorial, McClelland & StewartPaid placement, January 27 – June 27, 2025.Changing the world, one book at a time.As a team of dedicated book-loving professionals, we discover, shape, and share content that nurtures thoughts, dreams, and conversations around the globe, ensuring that new and established voices are heard.We are actively seeking to add team members from communities with lived experiences of marginalization and underrepresentation. We respect and value each individual and are committed to creating a more diverse team and establishing a culture of belonging. If you identify as Black, Indigenous, a person of colour, a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community or another marginalized group, we strongly encourage you to apply.Penguin Random House Canada internships:
In this role, you will engage in meaningful work that supports your professional growth and facilitates learning in your area of specialty while contributing to the success of our books. You will be surrounded by others with the same curiosity, drive, and passion for books.We’re looking for a career-focused Editorial Intern to join our team.What you’ll do:
You will gain exposure to the daily workings of a vibrant, dynamic publishing group at McClelland & Stewart Canada. You can learn more about the McClelland & Stewart Canada imprint and on our and . You will help with general editorial duties, which include proofreading, tracking and responding to submissions, participating in editorial meetings, and reading and evaluating manuscripts. There will also be some administrative tasks, such as coordinating mailings with Office Services, maintaining our extensive database of review materials, and tracking bestsellers and news coverage.What you can expect from your internship experience:
You will gain valuable experience in the industry, make connections and build relationships with teams across our company while working alongside a cohort of other interns, and play a part in getting the books we publish into the hands of our readers. Through on-the-job learning, you will develop and gain new skills that will be valuable to you in this role and in the future.Our interns are paid $20.00 per hour and work 35 hours per week. You will be one of a group of interns working in various functions across the business. Like all our employees, you will participate in the life of our company (this includes the opportunity to attend company-wide gatherings, join the office book club, participate in educational sessions with industry experts, etc.), and you’ll benefit from perks including a discount on books ordered through our online store.Competencies and knowledge you’ll bring to this role, and continue to build:
- Capacity to think critically and thrive in a complex and ever-changing work environment
- Administrative and research skills
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
- Strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritize and accurately complete multiple projects and tasks at the same time
- An effective and proactive approach to problem-solving
- An ability to work independently or collaboratively on a team
- An inclusive approach, supported by a cultural competency and a proven ability to collaborate with people from across a wide range of diverse backgrounds
- A working knowledge of Microsoft Office suite
- Experience with computer programs including Adobe Acrobat Pro, Canva, and online collaboration tools is not required, but considered an asset
- Though not mandatory, candidates who have done any publishing or copyediting courses are encouraged to identify which courses they’ve taken in their application
- Enhanced knowledge, awareness, and experience with the culture and history of any community that has faced marginalization is considered a plus
- And of course, a love for books!
Interested candidates should apply with their cover letter and resume by November 17, 2024. Additionally, we ask that all applicants include in their cover letter a list of their recent reads, along with what they believe is important about storytelling, their familiarity with M&S, and any life experience they think will help them in the role. Please be kindly advised that only applications with a cover letter will be considered.We are currently working in a flexible/hybrid model where employees come into the office at least 3 days a week. As such, candidates located within commuting distance of Toronto will be shown preference. We appreciate the interest of all applicants; however, we will only be contacting candidates selected for an interview.Please contact Human Resources at hrcanada@penguinrandomhouse.com or 416-364-4449 if you need accommodation at any stage of the application process or want more information on our accommodation policies.