Sylvia Rupani-Smith

Sylvia Rupani-Smith has a diverse work experience in the digital engagement and content management field. Sylvia started their career as a Webmaster and Senior Producer at The New York Times, where they produced arts and dining content and promoted multimedia. Sylvia then worked at NYTimes.com as a Senior Staff Editor for T Magazine, where they managed the website and oversaw the work of photo editors, copy editors, and writers. Sylvia also collaborated with fashion and editorial brands to cross-promote content and delivered instruction on video editing. Later on, they joined the Whitney Museum of American Art as a Senior Digital Content Manager before becoming the Director of Digital Engagement at the Marian Goodman Gallery.

Sylvia Rupani-Smith has a diverse education history. In 1992, they began their studies at Boston University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism. Sylvia completed their undergraduate studies in 1996.

In 2005, Sylvia attended The New School for a Master's Class in Cooking and Related Culinary Arts. This course provided their with culinary expertise in the field.

In 2010, Sylvia participated in the AAJA Executive Leadership Program for a brief period.

In 2011, they enrolled in a course at Mediabistro.com, focusing on Investigative Reporting.

In 2016, Sylvia further expanded their knowledge in computer programming by attending the Startup Institute. There, they completed the Introduction to Ruby program, which allowed their to gain specific applications in computer programming.

Continuing their passion for technology, Sylvia pursued a field of study in WordPress Development at Skillcrush in 2016.

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