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Bay Colony Search is seeking a General Manager to rebuild a digital media business with a $2-3M revenue portfolio. You will own strategy and the P&L, and build direct relationships with your audience, not rely on algorithms you don’t control.
You’ll design modern B2B media strategies, drive revenue from subscribers, and shape the future of an AI-enabled publishing operation. NYC-area office presence is expected most days.
Let's be honest about something: the old rules of digital media are dead. Search traffic isn't coming back the way it used to be, and if you're still building a media business around SEO and pageviews, you're building on sand.
We know that. That's exactly why we're hiring you.
We're looking for a General Manager to take our digital media business — a real, established $2-3M revenue portfolio, not a startup experiment — and rebuild it for what comes next. You'll report directly to the President at the parent company, and you'll have full P&L ownership. This isn't a "manage what exists" role. This is a "figure out what this business needs to become, then go build it" role.
Here's the real talk: some of what exists today probably needs to be reimagined, some of it probably needs to go. You'll be the one making that call, backed by real authority to act on it.
You’ll assess what we have — editorial, tech, operations — and decide what's worth investing in, what needs restructuring, and what needs to be cut. Then you'll build the modern B2B media strategy that replaces it.
Because in a lot of ways, it is. Budget, cost structure, revenue growth — you'll own all of it and be accountable for the results.
We don't want to depend on search algorithms we don't control. You'll build proprietary subscriber databases and direct distribution channels so we own our relationship with our audience instead of renting it from Google.
You’ll design real operational frameworks for how AI shows up in content creation, audience acquisition, and monetization — not as a buzzword, but as a working part of how this business runs.
Editorial, Product, Engineering, Marketing, Sales — you'll be the person who aligns all of them around a shared strategy instead of five different priorities.
We run conferences too, and there's real opportunity in the overlap. You'll partner with our events leadership to find the synergies between our digital audience and our in-person business.
New products, sponsorship models, partnerships — you'll work with executive leadership to spot the opportunities that don't exist yet.
This role isn't for someone who wants to maintain the status quo. It's for someone who looks at a legacy business model and gets excited about what it could become instead. If that's you, let's talk.