Senior Editor, The CFO Club

Black & White Zebra · Canada · Full time employee

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About The CFO Club:

The CFO Club helps finance leaders navigate the complexity of modern finance so they can focus on strategic decision-making, capital efficiency, operational effectiveness, and long-term value creation.

We provide peer-driven insights, practical frameworks, executive playbooks, and community-powered experiences that help CFOs and finance operators lead with greater clarity and confidence in a rapidly changing environment shaped by AI, evolving systems, and organizational complexity.

Our audience includes CFOs, FP&A leaders, controllers, finance operators, and senior decision-makers looking for practical insight, trustworthy guidance, and meaningful professional connection.

 

About the Role:

We are looking for a Senior Editor to help build The CFO Club into a trusted, community-powered media brand for modern finance leaders.

This role is responsible for growing loyal, engaged finance leadership audiences through authoritative, practitioner-led editorial experiences across articles, newsletters, social, video, podcasts, livestreams, events, and strategic partnerships.

This is not a traditional editing role focused only on publishing content. It is an audience growth and editorial leadership role centered on creating serious-fun, decision-support content that helps finance leaders make better decisions, discover better tools and workflows, and navigate the changing realities of modern financial leadership.

You will help shape the voice, authority, growth, and audience experience of the brand.

Your work should increase subscriber growth, newsletter engagement, return audience behavior, topical authority, and trust with senior finance professionals.

 

Who You Are:

You understand how to create editorial brands that professionals actively trust, return to, and recommend.

You are deeply curious about how finance leaders operate, make decisions, adopt technology, manage teams, and navigate complexity.

You know how to turn practitioner insight into useful editorial experiences that feel credible, clear, visual, engaging, and worth sharing.

You are not just a writer or editor. You are a builder of audience systems, community loops, and repeat engagement.

You think beyond articles and understand that modern editorial engagement happens across newsletters, video, podcasts, social, community discussions, livestreams, events, partnerships, search, and AI discovery experiences.

You are comfortable experimenting with formats, workflows, packaging, distribution strategies, and audience experiences to improve performance over time.

You care about usefulness, clarity, audience trust, and measurable impact.

 

What You’ll Be Doing:

1. Build engaged, community-powered editorial experiences

You will create serious-fun, expert-driven editorial and audience experiences that grow subscribers, increase newsletter engagement, and build loyal finance audiences.

2. Create insight-led decision-support content that performs

You will create and improve content that helps finance leaders make better operational, strategic, and technology decisions.

3. Expand audience reach, relationships, and distribution

You will help grow The CFO Club through contributor relationships, strategic partnerships, distribution systems, and community engagement.

 

How Your Success Will Be Measured:

Your success will be measured through:

 

Your Skillset Includes:

 

Nice to Haves:

 

Why This Role Matters:

The CFO Club exists to help finance leaders make better decisions in a rapidly changing business environment.

This role helps turn the brand into more than a publication. It helps make The CFO Club a trusted decision-support destination and community-powered media engine for modern finance leadership.

Under your ownership, the brand should become something audiences actively rely on, contribute to, share, and return to repeatedly.

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