Chandra Turner's guest appearances

Chandra Turner

Oral Arguments for the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit

After Magazines

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Mark Curry

Melinda Doolittle

David Coleman

Eric Williams

Martin Pratt

Steve Rivers

Ken Atchity

Jeff Rivera

Mike Bruno

Jason Adams

Aliya S. King

Rene Syler

Mashonda Tifrere

Barbara DeShong

Stacey Staaterman

OwlTail

I talked with Chandra Turner, co-founder of the After Magazines Facebook Group, about how her belief in "career karma" inspired her and friend Jillian Mackenzie to create the group, and how it "took on a life of its own" thanks to the amazing writers and editors in the community. We also run through Chandra's tours of duty in the mag biz, including stints at Cosmo, Parents and American Baby, as well as a more recent branded content gig at Scholastic. Her latest endeavor is an expansion of the publishing industry job listing and community website she created many years ago, Ed2010, and development of her recruitment, consulting and training company Talent Fairy. Among the tips Chandra shares in the episode: 1. Take the time to learn "brand" lingo if you want to translate your skills as a mag veteran to a brand gig 2. Tweak your bio and resumé and present yourself as some kind of specialist rather than a generalist 3. Spend more time networking than you do responding to online ads AFTER MAGAZINES https://www.facebook.com/groups/1350197931719900/ ED2010/TALENT FAIRY http://ed2010.com/ Please let me know what you think of the show and who you'd like to see interviewed next: brunoaftermags@gmail.com

I talked with Chandra Turner, co-founder of the After Magazines Facebook Group, about how her belief in "career karma" inspired her and friend Jillian Mackenzie to create the group, and how it "took on a life of its own" thanks to the amazing writers and editors in the community. We also run through Chandra's tours of duty in the mag biz, including stints at Cosmo, Parents and American Baby, as well as a more recent branded content gig at Scholastic. Her latest endeavor is an expansion of the publishing industry job listing and community website she created many years ago, Ed2010, and development of her recruitment, consulting and training company Talent Fairy. Among the tips Chandra shares in the episode: 1. Take the time to learn "brand" lingo if you want to translate your skills as a mag veteran to a brand gig 2. Tweak your bio and resumé and present yourself as some kind of specialist rather than a generalist 3. Spend more time networking than you do responding to online ads AFTER MAGAZINES <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1350197931719900/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/1350197931719900/</a> ED2010/TALENT FAIRY <a href="http://ed2010.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://ed2010.com/</a> Please let me know what you think of the show and who you'd like to see interviewed next: brunoaftermags@gmail.com

Ep 1: Chandra Turner, AM Group Co-Founder -- After Magazines Podcast With Mike Bruno 

Chandra TurnerEd2010 started in 1998 when founder and president Chandra (Czape) Turner was an editorial assistant. She and a friend decided to meet up with other magazine whippersnappers and swap job secrets and advice. Chandra shares advice for interns who want plumb journalism gigs and what it takes to maintain a career in the industry.  She discusses how she balances life as the Executive Editor of Parents Magazine, www.ed2010.com and being a wife and mother.  Most importantly, she answers the question:  Just what does a magazine editor do?

Chandra Turner Ed2010 started in 1998 when founder and president Chandra (Czape) Turner was an editorial assistant. She and a friend decided to meet up with other magazine whippersnappers and swap job secrets and advice. Chandra shares advice for interns who want plumb journalism gigs and what it takes to maintain a career in the industry. She discusses how she balances life as the Executive Editor of Parents Magazine, <a href="http://www.ed2010.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ed2010.com</a> and being a wife and mother. Most importantly, she answers the question: Just what does a magazine editor do?