Matt Raw

Matt Raw is currently the Vice President of Product Design Culture & Operations at The New York Times, where responsibilities include enhancing the success of product designers and managing operations for a team of over 75. Previously, Matt held the role of Vice President of Product Design, overseeing a team of over 30 designers and spearheading design priorities for various product groups. Matt's significant achievements include redesigning the core New York Times customer journey, contributing to a growth of 100 million registered readers and 8 million subscribers by Q2 2021. With experience as a faculty member in the MFA Interaction Design program at the School of Visual Arts, Matt has also taught UX at General Assembly and led UX design efforts at notable organizations like The Wall Street Journal and Blenderbox. Matt holds a Master's degree in Human Computer Interaction from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor's degree in History and Political Science from the University of Iowa.