Jonathan Stern

Oversaw all editorial operations for Fatherly, the fastest growing parenting media site and recent Webby Award winner.

• Led a staff of 7 editors who maintained a daily output of quality, expert- driven, service-based articles for an audience of 2M Facebook fans, 300k newsletter subscribers, and 2.5M monthly visitors.
• Responsible for content strategy and execution of brand partnerships.
• Evaluated metrics to plan content direction and hit audience development targets. Helped increase site traffic by 2x in a little under a year.
• Maintained Fatherly's editorial voice to stay relevant to all millennial dads.

Cultivated daily lifestyle posts for Facebook's Paper app; named a top mobile application by Mashable, Time, CNET, Macworld, Business Insider, and more.

Developed, scripted, and produced original content for Fuse’s YouTube channel, turning 90K subscribers into more than 380K subscribers in a little under 24 months.

• Creator of three of Fuse’s top ten most watched YouTube videos, and produced 170 original videos that, to date, have amassed a total of more than 10 million views.

Customer relationship manager and content developer for high-profile clients such as GE, Pepsi, Ford, and DonQ Rum

• Created strategic deliverables and editorial recommendations for these clients that provided a roadmap of how to communicate most effectively across a digital ecosystem.

Served as site producer for Condé Nast’s companywide redesign for Golf For Women, House and Garden, Lucky, and Bon Appétit

• Developed and maintained site architecture and design templates, as well as oversaw debugging and quality assurance on the final site

Part of a noble experiment to transition the 40-year-old Penthouse into a relevant and competitive men’s general interest title.

• Increased entertainment coverage and brought in feature interviews (Richard Linklater, Kevin Smith, Bob Odenkirk) and columnists to appeal to a younger readership.

Wrote and edited long-lead entertainment coverage, as well the "Lord of the Bar," column which covered everything beer, wine, and spirits-related.

Activities and societies: The Justice student newspaper, Louis Magazine, Freedom Magazine, Dean's List