The Center For Michigan | Bridge Michigan | BridgeDetroit

We are excited to welcome Kathy Kieliszewski, a nationally decorated journalist and longtime editor at the Detroit Free Press, as Bridge Michigan's new executive editor of innovation. Kathy will begin next week, working to deliver content to new audiences in unique ways. We’re grateful to URL Media for their partnership in the search for our new executive editor of innovation.

Join our Pipeline We're always looking to increase our network of journalists committed to fact-driven reporting and analysis. If we don't have open positions that are currently a fit, fill out this form to join our talent pipeline and stay up to date on new jobs at Bridge Michigan. Our thanks to URL Media for creating this candidate interest form. Fill out the brief questionnaire and join the pipeline here: https://lnkd.in/gsXkTge4

We're Hiring! Bridge Michigan, the state’s preeminent public policy online news site, seeks an outdoors reporter to cover all that Michigan has to offer, from hunting and fishing to beaches and trails to forests and water. Interested candidates should visit https://lnkd.in/g8nTeUu for more information.

BridgeDetroit is hiring our next Engagement Editor. The Engagement Editor is the external ambassador for BridgeDetroit and plays an integral role in ensuring that BridgeDetroit fulfills its mission. The Engagement Editor’s primary responsibility is to grow and maintain relationships within the community and to use the information shared to ensure BridgeDetroit delivers on its commitment to produce news for and by Detroiters.  For more information and to view the job description, visit our Jobs page. UPDATE: This job posting will close on Friday, August 9th. To be considered for this position, interested candidates should submit a resume and supporting materials no later than August 9th.

Bridge Michigan’s Jonathan Oosting and Mike Wilkinson were named Journalists of the Year, BridgeDetroit’s Jena Brooker was named Young Journalist of the Year, and both publications also won nearly 30 awards from the Detroit chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.

Help Bridge Michigan welcome three new interns this summer from the state’s public universities. Gabby Nelson from MSU, Sneha Dhandapani from UofM and Daniel Schoenherr from MSU will report stories and assist Bridge’s full-time reporters.

The Center for Michigan seeks a dynamic, collaborative and strategic leader to help Bridge Michigan, one of America’s great civic news organizations, reach new audiences and revolutionize how stories are told and experienced. The Executive Editor for Innovation position is ideal for a news executive with vast experience and big ideas about building an audience, engaging readers, telling good stories in new ways and managing dynamic newsrooms.  https://lnkd.in/e7RkEfqD

The Center for Michigan is proud to announce that BridgeDetroit's Executive Director Laurén Abdel-Razzaq was selected for the 2024 INN Emerging Leaders Council. INN notes "These forward-looking, innovative leaders set the stage for sustainable growth for their organizations and serve as a model for leaders across the field." Congratulations Laurén Abdel-Razzaq!! 

Please join us in congratulating Jonathan Oosting and Mike Wilkinson, who were named Michigan’s Journalists of the Year by the Michigan Press Association. This is the 4th year in a row that Bridge Michigan reporters have received this honor from MPA.

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