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Amy Weisenbach
SVP, Head of Marketing at The New York Times
Amy Weisenbach is a seasoned marketing professional with over 15 years of experience, currently serving as the global head of marketing at The New York Times.
Throughout her career, she has been instrumental in driving double-digit growth and creating immense value through marketing initiatives.
Amy is dedicated to fostering brand innovation and has successfully led the expansion of The Times's subscriber base by over 5x.
She is adept at balancing brand building with performance objectives and has spearheaded award-winning campaigns that have garnered global acclaim.
As a strong advocate for employee engagement and talent development, Amy is known for building and nurturing high-performing teams.
In addition to her corporate role, she is a passionate educator and serves as an adjunct professor at NYU Stern, contributing to the grooming of future leaders.
Amy holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA from DePauw University.
Her diverse professional journey includes key roles at prominent organizations such as Wilson Sporting Goods Co., Nordstrom's Trunk Club, Beam Suntory, and Unilever.
She is a former fellow at The Marketing Academy and has a rich background in brand management and marketing strategy across various industries.
Amy Weisenbach's expertise lies in brand strategy, marketing leadership, employee engagement, talent development, and global campaign management.
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It has been 100 days since Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained by Russia during a reporting trip and falsely accused of espionage. The Wall Street Journal and the U.S. government vehemently deny the allegation and have called for his immediate release.
His unjust arrest is a brazen violation of press freedom and not only poses far-reaching consequences to journalism and the media, but to governments and democracies everywhere. We all have a stake in this. After all, a free press is pivotal to maintaining a free society.
Please share Evan’s reporting and the latest updates on his situation by visiting WSJ.com/Evan to help keep his story front and center. Journalism is not a crime, and we will not rest until Evan is released. #IStandWithEvan
Our brand marketing team at The New York Times took home the 2023 Gold Sustained Success Effie last week at the #EffieUS Awards. This award is the culmination of the last seven years of work by our team to convince more people that quality journalism is worth paying for. A huge congratulations to our marketing team, our partners at Droga5 and all the production partners and extended network of people who've touched the work over all these years. Most of all, I am grateful for all of the journalists at The Times whose work inspires ours every day. Thank you Effie Worldwide for recognizing the effectiveness of this work.
