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Kate Newbold

Digital technology executive skilled in leading diverse teams to build high-quality, efficient digital consumer experiences that leverage Innovation everywhere.

Kate Newbold is a fast-rising, results-driven digital and consumer strategist with experience in leading large organizations in transforming the digital consumer journey.

She is currently working with a $1.2B non-profit healthcare provider, spearheading the development of a Digital Front Door from scratch over 5+ years.

Kate excels in leading diverse teams to create high-quality, efficient digital consumer experiences that focus on innovation.

With a background in media history and a PhD in Communication and Media Studies from Northwestern University, Kate combines communication theory, human behavior, and technology to drive innovation and transformation.

She thrives in diverse, collaborative environments that encourage deep thinking and growth, always seeking creative challenges.

In her spare time, Kate enjoys running, aiming to complete marathons in all fifty states, as well as baking, gardening, and reading history books and graphic novels.

Her educational background includes a Master of Arts in Media, Technology and Society, and a Bachelor of Arts in English and Cinema Studies.

Kate Newbold has held various roles at organizations such as Beacon Health System, Connected Arrows International, Schurz Communications, Northwestern University, and HERE Life, LLC.

Highlights

Sep 1 · linkedin

Shocking but perhaps not surprising. If anything, this is confirmation of Walgreens' primary strategy: to be a consumer-centric healthcare company and wanting their executives to bring that experience to the table.

Arguably they haven't made as much visible progress in this strategy as some of their retail peers (CVS Health, Amazon), but their C-suite moves will be important over the next several months. Watch this space!

Nov 5 · linkedin

This topic has been very top of mind for me lately. I've been so fortunate to know so many women leaders and report to them over the course of my career, and I've learned a great deal about the kinds of qualities I want to emulate from them.

What are some leadership qualities you've learned from effective women leaders? How have you adapted them to your own unique leadership style?

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Chicago, Illinois, United States