Carly Sitzer

Senior Vice President, Editorial Operations at Distractify

Carly Sitzer has a diverse range of work experience in the media industry. Carly started their career as an intern at Los Angeles Magazine, E! Online, and AOL/Huffington Post Media Group, where they gained valuable experience in various editorial roles. Carly then worked as an Editorial Intern and Freelance Writer at CBS New York, contributing articles and multimedia content to their website.

Carly later joined Buzzsaw Magazine as the Ministry of Cool Editor, where they showcased their creativity and editorial skills. Carly then volunteered at the Southside Community Center before joining Bauer Xcel Media as an Online and Social Media Editor for In Touch Weekly. In this role, they independently wrote and edited stories about celebrities, managed the digital editorial team, and grew the brand's social media profiles. Carly later became the Senior Editor, Digital, overseeing and training the team.

Carly's next career move was to Engrost Inc., where they served as the Senior Vice President of Editorial Operations. Carly led and managed a team of 30 employees across three brands: Distractify, Green Matters, and Market Realist. Their responsibilities included developing and implementing data-driven content and audience engagement strategies, resulting in over 20 million unique visitors monthly.

Throughout their career, Carly has demonstrated strong leadership skills, editorial expertise, and the ability to drive audience growth.

Carly Sitzer began their education journey at Great Neck South High School, where they attended from 2005 to 2009. Their field of study and degree status during this time were not specified. Following their high school education, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism at Ithaca College. This pursuit lasted from 2009 to 2013, enabling Carly to acquire a comprehensive knowledge and skill set in the field of Journalism.

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Timeline

  • Senior Vice President, Editorial Operations

    June, 2018 - present