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
- Vice President of Strategic PartnershipsJul 2025 to presentThe New York Times
- Head of Search & AI PartnershipsJul 2023 to Jul 2025Google
- Head of Creator PartnershipsJul 2021 to Jul 2023Google
- Global Lead, Search & Web PartnershipsMay 2015 to Jul 2021Google
- Payments & Commerce PartnershipsSep 2011 to May 2015Google
- Executive Board MemberJun 2018 to Jun 2024BRIC (Arts & Media in Brooklyn)
- Sr. Account ExecutiveSep 2009 to Sep 2011DialogTech (now Invoca)
- Manager, Customer Success TeamOct 2007 to Sep 2009DialogTech (now Invoca)
Education
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Journalism, American Studies & Creative Writing2002 - 2006University of Iowa
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