Joe D'Andrea

Joe D'Andrea has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Joe started their career as a Public Relations Specialist at Nasty Little Man, a music industry PR firm, in 1999. In the same year, they also worked as a Marketing Consultant at Platform.net.

In 2000, Joe joined AviationWeek.com, Aviation Week Group Media, where they held several roles over the course of 13 years. Joe started as a Marketing Communications Manager and eventually became the Director of Sales Development & Marketing. In this position, they focused on integrated marketing communications and sales development, with a particular emphasis on digital and integrated growth. Joe'sresponsibilities included revenue generation, brand development, PR, internal and external communications, social media reputation, and managing cross-functional projects.

Since 2013, Joe has been working at Northstar Travel Group. Joe initially served as the Group Director of Digital Media, where they focused on digital sales, product development, and strategy. In 2017, they were promoted to Vice President of Digital, where they consistently drove year-over-year digital revenue growth. Joe utilized social media, video, podcasts, and custom content programs to create inspiring and engaging digital experiences. Recently, in June 2021, Joe was promoted to Senior Vice President of Digital Growth & Strategy.

Joe D'Andrea has a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing Communications and music business from New York University. Joe also attended Lehigh University for business studies, but the specific degree obtained is not mentioned. In terms of certifications, Joe obtained the following: The Trade Desk Edge Academy Certified: Executive Program from The Trade Desk in September 2022, IAB Digital Media Sales Certification from IAB in June 2014, IAB Digital Media Sales Certification from Certification Commission in May 2014, Executive Development Program from Leadership Horizons, The McGraw-Hill Companies in March 2007, and Fast Track to Publishing from NYU/ABM (American Business Media) in January 2002.