Kelly Alfieri

Kelly Alfieri has over 20 years of experience in the media industry. Kelly began their career in 1995 as a Producer at Pseudo, where they developed and produced content for the Pseudo Online Network. Kelly was also the co-founder and creative director of Minx, a live weekly online program and website created for young women. In 1999, they moved to MTV Networks as a Senior Producer, where they were the product lead on event websites and interactive programming. In 2007, they joined Condé Nast as the Director of Cookiemag.com, where they defined and executed the digital growth strategy for the website. In 2010, they became the Editorial Director of Lifestyle at iVillage, responsible for the editorial vision and growth strategy for three verticals. In 2012, they moved to Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia as the Vice President of Digital Content, where they were responsible for content on all Martha Stewart digital properties and platforms. In 2013, they joined The New York Times as the Vice President of Global Operations and Product and the Executive Director of Editorial Projects. In 2020, they joined Hark Audio as the Head of Product and Content, leading up product and content for the app and audio curation platform.

Kelly Alfieri attended Purchase College, SUNY, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature and Visual Art.