Adam Greenberg

Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at The New York Times

Overview

Adam Greenberg holds the position of Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at The New York Times as of July 2025[1][2]. Greenberg previously spent approximately two years at Google as Head of Search & AI Partnerships[3], following a two-year tenure as Head of Creator Partnerships[2][4]. Earlier Google roles included Global Lead for Search & Web Partnerships from 2015 to 2021[5] and Payments & Commerce Partnerships from 2011 to 2023[6]. Prior to joining Google, Greenberg worked at DialogTech (now Invoca) in customer success and account management roles between 2007 and 2011[8][9]. Greenberg holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, American Studies, and Creative Writing from the University of Iowa[10] and served on the Executive Board of BRIC (Arts & Media in Brooklyn) from 2018 to 2024[7].

Career history

  1. Vice President of Strategic PartnershipsJul 2025 to presentThe New York Times
  2. Head of Search & AI PartnershipsJul 2023 to Jul 2025Google
  3. Head of Creator PartnershipsJul 2021 to Jul 2023Google
  4. Global Lead, Search & Web PartnershipsMay 2015 to Jul 2021Google
  5. Payments & Commerce PartnershipsSep 2011 to May 2015Google
  6. Executive Board MemberJun 2018 to Jun 2024BRIC (Arts & Media in Brooklyn)
  7. Sr. Account ExecutiveSep 2009 to Sep 2011DialogTech (now Invoca)
  8. Manager, Customer Success TeamOct 2007 to Sep 2009DialogTech (now Invoca)

Education

  1. Bachelor of Arts - BA, Journalism, American Studies & Creative Writing2002 - 2006University of Iowa

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