Overview
Emily Withrow serves as Senior Vice President, AI Products & Platforms at The New York Times[1], where Withrow leads efforts addressing how the organization can thrive in an AI-dominated world[2]. Withrow joined The New York Times in 2020 as Executive Director, Product[7], advancing through roles including Vice President, UX Foundations/Engagement[6] and Vice President, Subscriber Experiences[5] before assuming the current position in September 2025[3]. Prior to The New York Times, Withrow worked at Quartz as Director of Quartz Bot Studio[9] and Director of R&D[8]. Withrow holds an M.S. in Journalism from Northwestern University[11] and a BA and MA in French Literature from Bryn Mawr College[12], and previously served as Assistant Professor at Northwestern University[10].
Profile introduction
I build products and organizations that define what’s next. Right now, at The New York Times, I’m leading New AI Products & Platforms, tackling the most consequential question of my career: how does a 175-year-old institution and one of the world’s most trusted brands thrive in an AI-dominated world? My remit covers everything from consumer-facing innovation and enterprise platforms to partnerships and research. Before that, I spent five years running many of the consumer products you might think of when you think of the Times: the flagship app, home, email, and audio. My incredible team red…
Career history
- Senior Vice President, AI Products & PlatformsSep 2025 to presentThe New York Times
- Senior Vice President, Subscriber ExperiencesApr 2024 to Sep 2025The New York Times
- Vice President, Subscriber ExperiencesMay 2022 to Apr 2024The New York Times
- Vice President, UX Foundations/EngagementMar 2021 to May 2022The New York Times
- Executive Director, ProductAug 2020 to Mar 2021The New York Times
- Director, R&DNov 2019 to May 2020Quartz
- Director, Quartz Bot StudioApr 2017 to Nov 2019Quartz
- Assistant ProfessorJan 2011 to Apr 2017Northwestern University
Education
M.S., JournalismNorthwestern University
- BMBA, MA, French LiteratureBryn Mawr College
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