Cliff Lee Email & Phone Number

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Elected to protect and promote the hard-earned unionized rights of employees at The Globe and Mail. Won the first company-wide award for employee contributions to DEI; donated the $2,500 reward to Shared Bylines. Always down to talk pay transparency, diversity practices, employee retention and much more. Always advocating for a more equitable workplace.

Toronto, Canada Area

Watch it? Read it? Wear it? Trip it? Eat it? Hear it? Specializing in TV, film, men's style, travel, food, books, music and pop culture. Inquire within. The goods: theglobeandmail.com/authors/cliff-lee

Toronto, Canada Area

Taking the pulse of the country as it responds to the news of the day through Canada’s national newspaper. Amplifying the opinions of our most curious, thoughtful readers in a forum that remains an important cornerstone of journalism and public discourse. Seeking a diversity of voices. Going deep on the important issues – climate change, reconciliation.

Toronto, Canada Area

What does a modern Canadian books section look like in 2018 and beyond? Honoured to be The Globe's newest Books Editor, in a long line of storied editors for a storied area of coverage for Canada's National Newspaper. Blending what we do best (champions of Canadian literature, authorities on Canadian publishing) with expanded books content borne of.

Toronto, Canada Area

A secondment to The Globe's Lab351 innovation hub to execute a pitch to build a sustainable business plan for digital audio and podcasts. Developed substantive intraoffice leadership skills and invaluable experience with business development. Found zen in growth-positive P&Ls. Compiled a working rolodex of top contacts in Canadian podcasting. Identified.

Toronto

All the good stuff: Health, Fitness, Travel, Food, Wine, Style, Home, Design, Film, Arts, Family, Relationships. Platform agnostic. Social-first delivery. Slack-friendly. Tight digital project management. Fun with discipline: tgam.ca/munchiemadness

Toronto

Supporting the Toronto Editor and managing the metro-only weekend section, Globe T.O. Developing stories and projects worthy of the city's diversity of voices, cultures, places, groups and spotlighting the issues and challenges inherent in trying to build a world-class city. A million times less cliché than your typical city mag or weekly. Best food.

Managing and growing the digital presence of The Globe's arts and lifestyle teams as the senior online editor. As the industry shifts (and shifts and shifts), I calmly steer the ship through all challenges with equal parts creative and technical aplomb. The latest highlights from an ever-evolving job description: Deploying real-time and long-term analytics.

How does Canada's National Newspaper build a new integrated newspaper/website/mobile/app publishing system? Blood, sweat and code – and lots of TLC. As part of a crack team of editors and developers, I helped ensure the platform was seamlessly rolled out to the newsroom. (Another success metric: a minimal number of complaints on launch thanks to.

Navigating the tricky waters of editing and publishing on a large-scale CMS (and I mean LARGE). Publishing multimedia-rich daily content to globeandmail.com/life. Curating and editing the popular and divisive Hot Button blog (tgam.ca/hotbutton). Delivering digital newsletters, like the award-winning Wine & Spirits mailer (tgam.ca/newsletters). Getting.

Key team player who successfully cultivated and maintained a consistent magazine-style voice and look to The Globe's daily lifestyle section. As part of a tight production team, I ensured that fun stories, cheeky headlines and pretty pretty pictures of food hit your doorstep every morning, on time.

Flexible and dependable pinch-hitter in various departments. On-deadline editing, last-minute production expertise and inspired front page designs, in particular, amongst other things.