D. Jacob Rabinowitz
About D. Jacob Rabinowitz
D. Jacob Rabinowitz is the Director of Corporate Development & Corporate Strategy at Asurion, with extensive experience in program management and corporate strategy. He holds a Ph.D. in Modern and Contemporary Art History from NYU and a Bachelor's degree in Art History and English from Haverford College.
Title
D. Jacob Rabinowitz currently holds the position of Director of Corporate Development & Corporate Strategy at Asurion. In this capacity, he is responsible for developing robust business cases, coordinating communications among corporate executives, and spearheading data-driven analyses.
Career at Asurion
D. Jacob Rabinowitz has built a significant career at Asurion, beginning in 2015. His roles have included Program Analyst - Program Management, where he worked for one year, followed by positions such as Senior Analyst, Manager, and Senior Manager of Program Management. In more recent years, he transitioned into Corporate Development, first as Senior Manager and then as Director. Throughout his tenure at Asurion, he has been based in Nashville, Tennessee.
Early Career and Teaching Experience
Before joining Asurion, D. Jacob Rabinowitz worked in academia and non-profit sectors. He was involved with New York University as an Adjunct Instructor and Moderator for the Forum on Forms of Seeing. Additionally, he served as a Trench Supervisor in Aphrodisias, Turkey. His early teaching experience includes roles with Teach For America and KIPP: Gaston College Preparatory, where he taught 8th-grade science.
Education Background
D. Jacob Rabinowitz holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Modern and Contemporary Art History from The Institute of Fine Arts, NYU. He also has a Bachelor's degree in Art History and English from Haverford College. His formal education has significantly shaped his analytical and strategic approach in his professional career.
Internships and Early Professional Experience
Rabinowitz's early professional experience includes internships at prestigious institutions. He served as a Drawings Department Intern at The Morgan Library & Museum and as a Cloisters Summer Intern at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. These roles provided a foundation in arts and culture, contributing to his breadth of knowledge and analytical skills.