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The Manager of Social Media Analytics is responsible for developing analytics strategies to measure organic social media performance, utilizing social listening tools for insights, monitoring performance metrics, creating reports, and making actionable recommendations to enhance engagement and traffic. The role requires staying updated on social media trends and collaboration across teams.

The Account Executive will partner with educational institutions to enhance literacy through sales of Scholastic Education products. Responsibilities include achieving sales goals, developing relationships with stakeholders, maintaining customer documentation, and managing accounts. Travel up to 60% is required.

Coordinate sales support for the national accounts team, focusing on major clients like Barnes and Noble and Amazon. Responsible for reporting, promotional tracking, and preparation for meetings. Involved in managing digital sales reports and A+ content for Amazon, along with various in-office sales projects.

The Analyst of Capital Planning supports the Capital Planning team in evaluating and tracking capital initiatives, preparing financial reports, maintaining records, collaborating with finance teams on business cases, and recommending process improvements.

The Inside Sales Representative collaborates with Outside Account Executives to maintain and grow business in assigned territories, focusing on K-12 literacy solutions. Responsibilities include utilizing various communication tools for sales efforts, achieving sales goals, managing a sales pipeline, and attending educational events. Travel is required up to 20% of the time.

The Copywriter will collaborate with the Editorial and Creative teams to develop content and copy that aligns with brand voice for Book Fairs, Book Clubs, and Storyvoice. Responsibilities include ideating and creating marketing content, managing copy tools, staying informed on industry trends, and ensuring brand cohesion across all communications.

The Staff, Search Engine Optimization will develop and execute SEO campaigns to enhance digital properties under Scholastic. Responsibilities include collaborating with various teams, improving website traffic through content and technical updates, tracking key metrics, and conducting research on SEO issues. The role involves reporting and making actionable recommendations based on data insights.

The Inside Sales Representative collaborates with Outside Account Executives to maintain and grow business in assigned territories. Responsibilities include consultative sales via phone, email, and presentations, while building a sales pipeline and creating quotes. The role requires meeting sales goals, customer support, and occasional travel for conferences.

The Principal Data Architect will lead the architecture and strategy of data systems within the Education Engineering department. Responsibilities include guiding engineering teams on data architecture decisions, ensuring data solutions meet both technical and business goals, implementing scalable architecture on AWS, and collaborating with cross-functional teams on data needs and security compliance.

The Publicist is responsible for managing publicity campaigns for children's and young adult book authors. This role involves pitching media contacts, creating press materials, organizing author tours, and collaborating with marketing colleagues to strategize publicity efforts.

As a Senior Specialist in Digital Analytics, you'll enhance Scholastic's digital presence through data analysis and insights. You'll manage data collection, create reports and dashboards, assess campaign performance, and collaborate with various departments while ensuring data quality and integrity.

The Junior Designer at Scholastic is responsible for designing 5-10 book titles each season, preparing print-ready files, and assisting in project management under the supervision of a manager. This role requires effective communication with various stakeholders and developing creative ideas while adhering to schedules and deadlines.

The Compensation Associate analyzes and provides day-to-day support for compensation functions, including executive compensation, merit processes, and compliance reporting. They ensure data integrity in HRIS and assist in various compensation projects and audits.

The Account Executive at Scholastic will focus on developing relationships with educational stakeholders to enhance literacy solutions. Responsibilities include achieving sales goals, cultivating district contacts, managing account information, maintaining CRM documentation, and demonstrating product capabilities, while traveling up to 60%.

The HR Generalist at Scholastic Inc. oversees HR activities for sales teams, supporting recruiting, employee relations, performance management, benefits, and payroll. They ensure compliance with laws, conduct investigations, and maintain a positive work environment. The role is office-based in Illinois and requires strong communication and HR system knowledge.