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Reporting to the Director of Operations, the Traffic Manager is responsible for the internal scheduling of work throughout the agency. The Traffic Manager opens all jobs entering the agency and assigns a step-by-step schedule to each. Under the direction of the Creative Management Team, the Traffic Manager coordinates movement of all jobs through all agency departments (Account Services, Design, Interactive, Proofreading, etc.). Each day, the Traffic Manager hosts a morning huddle with the Creative Department Managers and Account Managers to review the status of all active jobs and ensure proper task assignments and project prioritization. The Traffic Manager tracks and physically moves job tickets from one staff member to the next, staying abreast of changes in project timing and scheduling to produce an accurate traffic schedule each day. Qualifications Prior traffic experience Excellent verbal communication skills Problem-solving ability and skill in prioritization...

Job Description: The Production Manager (PM) is responsible for scheduling, producing and delivering, on time, all the work that the agency Creative and Interactive (including Media and Social Media) department creates. This is done through supervising in-house personnel such as the Creative Department, Interactive Department and Freelance/Contractors. It is also accomplished by interfacing with a variety of outside vendors who supply work to the agency on a freelance or contract basis and creating relationships and overseeing printers, publications, tradeshow providers, photographers, etc.    Ideal Candidate qualities: The Production Manager must have a keen ability to assess the individual capabilities of each staff member so that jobs and tasks are appropriately assigned. Certain managerial responsibilities are often coordinated with human resources for recruitment of talent to fill job openings, conducting interviews and job evaluations. The Production Manager...