MDR Strategy Group is a Canadian professional services social enterprise dedicated to supporting non-profits and public sector organizations in the areas of strategic communications, public engagement, and organizational leadership and design, and AI strategy.
We are the country’s foremost provider of services to the regulatory sector and have developed a suite of digital products to support professional regulators fulfill and advance their public interest mandate. One of these is The Registrar magazine.
The Registrar is Canada’s leading digital publication dedicated to professional regulation and licensing. Since 2021, it has published 14 editions and reaches more than 20,000 readers in Canada and around the world. The magazine publishes in-depth reporting on the work of regulatory bodies, analysis of emerging trends and best practices, expert commentary from thought leaders, and feature articles that highlight the human side of regulation through personal narratives and case studies.
We are now positioning The Registrar magazine to become the preeminent international journal of regulation, and a hub where practitioners, researchers, academics, and policymakers can share news, ideas, editorials, and timely perspectives that reflect the changing nature of professional regulation.
We are seeking a freelance Managing Editor to lead the editorial development of The Registrar. This is a non-employment, part-time opportunity ideal for a communications professional or journalist with regulatory experience and a curiosity for ideas, policy, and systems change.
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To Apply
If you are interested in this opportunity, please send a cover letter, resume, and writing samples to careers@mdrstrategy.ca. Be sure to clearly outline your relevant experience, particularly in regulation, and include your compensation expectations.
This is a part-time, freelance position. While there are no current plans to convert this into a salaried role, we welcome candidates who are seeking flexible, contract-based work as part of a dynamic and expanding initiative.
We especially welcome applications from communications professionals currently working in regulatory environments who are seeking additional opportunities to contribute their expertise and expand their impact.