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  • Jasmine Girn
    Editorial Operations Manager Jasmine Girn was the Editorial Operations Manager at Narcity Media, where she led a team of ambitious creatives across North America. She began her career at Narcity in 2017 and rose through the ranks from intern to her top leadership position. With years of experience managing editorial operations, she has expertise writing, editing, training new hires and expanding newsrooms within the Content Division. Jasmine specialized in International Relations and New Media Journalism at UBC and SFU. In 2020, she helped the publication reach a record-breaking readership.

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