Entrepreneurs with consultative sales skills and a desire for local community engagement will find this hybrid, ownership-focused role in the publishing industry.
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Original posting from The N2 Company via Greenhouse
About the Opportunity
What would you build if you had the freedom to set your own schedule, choose who you work with, and grow your income without a ceiling?
As a Senior Account Executive (known to N2 as Area Directors), you’d launch and lead a Stroll publication in your market, using a proven business model with the training, tools, and national support to help you succeed. It's freedom, built on a plan.
Stroll is the magazine neighbors look forward to, celebrating the people, stories, and businesses that make a community feel like home. Imagine being the person who brings it to life in your area.
Position Summary
We're seeking an Area Director to launch, grow, and lead a Stroll publication in your local market. Area Directors operate as a local publisher: building partnerships with local business owners, featuring residents and their stories, and growing a recurring revenue stream.
If accepted, you’d follow a clear, step-by-step launch plan. Your first months focus on establishing your territory and building your client base. From there, you’d grow a business with your name on it.
This hybrid opportunity combines in-person relationship building with work from your home office.
Who You Are
You want more control over your time, your income, and your future, and you're ready to build toward it.
You're driven to win, and you take initiative without waiting to be told what's next.
You value a proven plan and will follow a system that works while making it your own.
You're a natural relationship-builder with consultative sales instincts.
You're curious and coachable, always looking to sharpen your skills and learn from people who've done it before.
You don't need to check every box. If this sounds like the life you want to build, we want to hear from you.
What Area Directors Do
Meet with local business owners to build long-term advertising partnerships.
Help local businesses reach the homeowners in the neighborhoods you serve.
Connect with residents to capture authentic stories that reflect the heart of each community.
Manage your territory, sales pipeline, and publication operations using N2's proven tools and processes.
Partner with N2's national team for design, production, training, and ongoing support.
Lead your publication's growth as the face of Stroll in your market.
What Area Directors Love
Freedom over your time: Build your workday around your life, not the other way around.
A proven path: Step-by-step training and repeatable systems mean you're never guessing what comes next.
Something you own: Build a business and a reputation in your market.
A name in your community: Become the trusted connector between local businesses and the neighborhoods they serve.
A team behind you: A supportive, nationally recognized organization invested in your success.
Income Snapshot
The average yearly commission earned among the top 10% of Reporting Publications (the 39 highest earning publications out of 386 total) was $186,062.00. Within this group, the median was $171,717.00, the highest was $344,968.00, and the lowest was $129,673.00.
Your financial results may differ. Important assumptions and qualifiers relating to this information can be found in Item 19 of our October 9, 2026 franchise disclosure document.
About The N2 Company
The N2 Company helps small- to mid-sized businesses connect with affluent homeowners through high-quality monthly publications, targeted digital advertising, and creative community events. Our portfolio includes 800+ custom publications across brands including Stroll, BeLocal, Greet, Real Producers, and more.
About Stroll
Stroll is a hyperlocal magazine delivered to homeowners in select neighborhoods, featuring the residents, stories, and events that bring each community together. Residents value Stroll for the connection it creates with their neighbors. Local businesses benefit by building trusted relationships with the households they most want to reach.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
US resident
Ability to operate a home-based business with local community engagement