Madeline Delianides

Madeline Delianides has over 20 years of experience in marketing and technology roles. Madeline began their career at American Express in 1998 as a Director of Marketing Capabilities, where they re-engineered the direct marketing campaign execution process. Madeline then moved on to become a Director of Customer Marketing Transformation, leading a cross-functional team through a transformation initiative that resulted in reduced campaign cycle times, improved efficiency and increased volume capacity.

After their time at American Express, Delianides joined OppenheimerFunds as a Vice President of Marketing, where they were responsible for implementing a communication strategy and developing a Go-To-Market capabilities framework. Madeline then joined The New York Times as an Executive Director of Marketing Technology, Operations & Creative Production. In this role, they managed a team of professionals and oversaw the deployment of marketing technology tools and capabilities.

Most recently, Delianides joined Voya Investment Management as a Vice President of Marketing Capabilities, where they are responsible for marketing capabilities and strategies.

Throughout their career, Delianides has demonstrated a strong understanding of marketing operations, execution, and transformation, with a focus on improving speed, agility, and customer experience within the marketing organization.

Madeline Delianides holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Madeline also obtained a Master of Business Administration degree with a specialization in Finance from Hofstra University. In addition, they received certification in Series 7 in 2011.