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The LA Local seeks a Partnerships Account Manager to grow and manage a portfolio of advertising, sponsorship, and strategic partnership relationships across the Los Angeles area. This hybrid remote/in-person role requires in-person attendance for meetings, events, and trainings while allowing remote work within Los Angeles.
You will collaborate with editorial, community engagement, and operations teams to deliver campaigns that connect local organizations with Angelenos, while building long-term
The Partnerships Account Manager is responsible for growing and managing a portfolio of advertising, sponsorship, and strategic partnership relationships across The LA Local publications. This role develops new business while stewarding existing partners, working closely with community engagement, editorial, and operations teams to deliver high-quality campaigns that help organizations connect with local audiences. This is a hybrid remote/in-person role which allows for remote work within Los Angeles and required in-person attendance for meetings, events, training/workshops, and other organization-wide gatherings.
The LA Local is a new nonprofit that produces neighborhood-level, community-centered news that connects with broader regional issues. Our approach combines dedicated community newsrooms with a central hub that amplifies local stories, identifies cross-community trends, and produces region-wide coverage that matters to all Angelenos.
Free, Independent Local Press: We believe all Angelenos deserve to have a source of unbiased information that equips them to thrive in their daily lives. Our work meets high journalism standards, is independent, non-partisan, and free to access. We’ll prioritize reaching as many Angelenos as possible, in the most effective ways possible.
Community-first: We center the needs of local communities, with an ultimate goal to strengthen communities and make LA, Inglewood and Long Beach work better for its residents. Journalism should be focused on serving people most affected by the subject matter, and equipping them to take action.
Equity & Inclusion: We need a representative, equitable, and inclusive local press. Newsrooms should be representative of the communities they cover, shift narratives to be centered on community perspectives, and provide pathways into newsgathering for residents.
Trust: We believe that building trust must be a core principle of our journalism. As a baseline, the journalism we support must be accurate, independent, unbiased, non-partisan, and a trusted source of shared facts by the communities we serve.