Maggie Sheldon

Maggie Sheldon is a seasoned professional in social media and content strategy, currently serving as the Director of Social Media at The New Yorker since November 2021, following roles as Senior Social Media Editor, Social Media Manager, and Social Media Writer & Editor. Before their tenure at The New Yorker, Maggie held the position of Creative Services Director at Avanade, where leadership was provided to a globally distributed team focused on creating sales materials. Previously at Slalom, Maggie served as Content Director and Senior Content Strategist, building a content team and leading multiple website redesigns. Maggie's career includes significant roles at Microsoft, Starbucks, Merkle, and Hydrogen Advertising, with expertise spanning editorial management, marketing campaigns, and content development. Maggie earned a Bachelor of Arts in English literature from the University of Washington.