Keith McLeod is the Vice President of  Marketing Operations at The New York Times, a team that serves as a thought and execution partner across a broad spectrum of Marketing efforts. Operations is a key driver on brand and acquisition campaigns,  enterprise process and planning optimization, and strategic & budget initiatives to leverage new marketing capabilities across all workstreams. 

Keith joined The Times in 2017 as part of the project management office (PMO), leading teams in the Data and Insights Group, Marketing Technology, and Advertising.  Since taking accountability for Operations in 2018, he has helped scale the team to stay on pace with the company’s highest priorities. Marketing Operations consist of Creative Operations, Project/Program Management, Digital Asset Management, Marketing Solutions, Campaign Operations, Digital Trafficking, Subscription Revenue Compliance, Strategic Programs and Operations, and Digital and Print Production. 

Before joining The New York Times, Keith worked at companies including General Electric, Pearson, and Teach For America, focusing primarily on digital transformation, process optimization, and strategic delivery. 

Keith is a graduate of Pace University,  and he lives in Clarkstown, N.Y., with his wife and two daughters.