Radio Executive Producer
- Andrew Millar
- Oct 6
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 16
Women’s Media Centre of Cambodia
Job Description
Sector: Politics, Government, Public Administration, Think Tanks, Civil Society, NGOs, Charities, Business Chambers & Industry Associations
Overview
Dangkao, Phnom Penh
The Radio Executive Producer at the Women’s Media Centre of Cambodia oversees the production of educational, informative and entertaining radio programmes that promote women’s rights and social awareness.
The position involves managing programme quality, team coordination and the delivery of impactful content aligned with the organisation’s mission.
This role is suited to an experienced media professional committed to advancing gender equality and effective communication through media.
Department/Function: Marketing, Branding & Communications (Digital Marketing, PR, Events, Market Research, Creative)
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Lead meetings and discussions to determine programme message, format and style, providing guidance to improve production quality.
Direct and produce radio content, including talk shows, radio magazines, dramas, reports and interviews.
Supervise and provide feedback on national and special programmes to ensure consistency and impact.
Edit sound, install radio programmes and design accompanying promotional materials for social media.
Manage radio technical teams, including programmers, operators and technicians.
Monitor production budgets and report expenses to the production supervisor.
Liaise with project coordinators, marketing teams and partners to deliver effective radio programming and outreach.
Qualifications, Skills & Experience
Bachelor’s degree in media, journalism, social studies or law.
Minimum of 5 years’ relevant experience in radio production or media management.
Demonstrated track record of leadership in radio production and content development.
Strong understanding of gender issues and women’s empowerment.
Proven ability to manage teams and coordinate multi-stakeholder projects effectively.
Excellent communication skills in English and Khmer.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and digital audio editing software.
About Women’s Media Centre of Cambodia
Founded in 1995, the Women’s Media Centre of Cambodia (WMC) is a pioneering non-governmental organisation dedicated to promoting women’s rights and gender equality through media.
Supported by prominent international partners such as UN Women, USAID, The Asia Foundation, the Embassy of Sweden and Oxfam, WMC produces impactful educational and advocacy content reaching audiences across the country.
The organisation offers an empowering, mission-driven workplace that values innovation, inclusivity and professional growth for those committed to women’s advancement and social change.
Salary Benchmark
(compensation projections based on local market criteria)
USD $1,200 to $1,800 per month, depending on experience*
*For guidance only. Contact the hiring organisation directly for detailed salary information.
Regional Comparison
Cambodia: $1,200 – $1,800
Senior NGO media professionals with bilingual skills and team management duties typically earn within this range, aligning with donor-funded sector trends.
Laos: $400 – $700
Media and advocacy organisations in Vientiane offer modest pay scales, often complemented by housing or meal allowances.
Myanmar: $200 – $400
Ongoing currency depreciation and donor withdrawal continue to constrain salary levels in the media and NGO sectors.
Thailand: $1,600 – $2,800
Bangkok-based NGOs and creative agencies maintain higher salary benchmarks due to stronger market competition and higher living costs.
Vietnam: $1,500 – $2,700
Rapid growth in social media and advocacy communications has increased demand for skilled producers, driving compensation closer to regional upper mid-levels.
Post Expiry: 19th October 2025