Natalie Capogrossi
About Natalie Capogrossi
Natalie Capogrossi is the Assistant Manager of School Marketing at Penguin Random House, with a background in teaching and editorial roles.
Current Title and Role
Natalie Capogrossi currently holds the position of Assistant Manager in School Marketing at Penguin Random House. In this role, she focuses on promoting educational materials targeted specifically at schools. Her responsibilities include developing and implementing marketing strategies to promote the company's offerings, organizing school book fairs, and collaborating with educational institutions to create customized marketing campaigns.
Previous Professional Experience
Natalie Capogrossi has a diverse professional background with significant experience in the educational and publishing sectors. Before her current role at Penguin Random House, she worked as an Editorial Intern at Writers House in 2019. Prior to that, she held teaching positions at Achievement First Amistad High School and Great Oaks Charter Schools, where she taught 9th Grade Literature and 6th Grade English Language Arts, respectively. Additionally, she served as an AmeriCorps Teaching Assistant at Great Oaks Charter Schools.
Educational Background
Natalie Capogrossi completed her Bachelor's Degree in English at Oberlin College, where she studied from 2012 to 2016. Following her undergraduate studies, she attended the Relay Graduate School of Education from 2016 to 2017. Her high school education was completed at the School of the Holy Child, where she studied from 2008 to 2012.
Skills and Contributions
In her role as Assistant Manager, School Marketing at Penguin Random House, Natalie has developed and executed marketing strategies aimed at educational institutions. She has played a key role in organizing school book fairs and educational events to boost brand visibility. Additionally, she collaborates with schools to create marketing campaigns that align with their curriculum needs, and contributes to the development of educational content and resources for teachers and students.