Joseph Gordon

Joseph Gordon has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Joseph has held various roles in data analytics, research, and marketing.

Their most recent position was as the Vice President of Data & Analytics at the Los Angeles Times, starting in 2018. Joseph also served as the Sr. Director of Data, Data Science, Analytics, and Research at the same company from 2018 to 2023.

Prior to that, Joseph worked as the Sr. Dir of Digital Analytics at Tribune Publishing from 2016 to 2018. Joseph was responsible for assembling and guiding a team of analysts and data architects, collecting data from various sources, and transforming it into actionable insights.

From 2011 to 2016, they held the position of Director of Research and Analytics at The San Diego Union-Tribune, where they implemented research and analytics practices to improve overall company performance. Joseph also worked as a Research and Marketing Database Manager at the same company during that time.

Before joining The San Diego Union-Tribune, Joseph worked at MIX Magazine as a Magazine Audience & Distribution Analyst and later as a Research & Analytics Manager. Joseph played a key role in market segmentation, audience analysis, and product placement.

Their earlier work experiences include roles as a Sr. Research Analyst at The Sacramento Bee, a Marketing Specialist at ADVO, and a Marketing Assistant at Johnson & Johnson.

Joseph Gordon has developed a strong background in data analysis, research, and marketing throughout their career.

Joseph Gordon attended California State University-Sacramento from 1995 to 2000, where they studied Philosophy. During the same period, they also attended Consumnes River College and obtained an AA degree in Philosophy. In terms of additional certifications, Joseph obtained the following: "Communicating about Culturally Sensitive Issues," "Cultivating Cultural Competence and Inclusion," "Unconscious Bias," "BrightEdge Certified Professional," and has knowledge in Google AdWords and Google Analytics.