Kelly Doe
About Kelly Doe
Kelly Doe serves as the Head of Brand Identity at The New York Times, where she has worked since 2014. She focuses on developing cross-platform design systems and collaborates with various departments to ensure cohesive visual and verbal identities.
Work at The New York Times
Kelly Doe has held the position of Head of Brand Identity at The New York Times since 2014. In this role, she focuses on building cross-platform design systems that enhance the design excellence of the publication. Prior to her current position, she served as Creative Director for Special Projects and Brand Identity from 2005 to 2014. During her nine years in this role, she contributed significantly to the brand's visual identity and design strategies.
Education and Expertise
Kelly Doe studied at California College of the Arts, where she developed her skills in design and brand identity. Her educational background has equipped her with the knowledge necessary to excel in her roles at The New York Times, where she applies her expertise in design systems and collaborative workflows.
Collaborative Workflows and Design Initiatives
In her current role, Kelly Doe facilitates collaborative workflows that support various design initiatives at The New York Times. She collaborates with multiple departments, including newsroom, product, marketing, licensing, commerce, corporate communications, and HR. This collaboration ensures alignment of visual and verbal identities across the organization.
Background
Kelly Doe has a substantial background in brand identity and design, having worked in the field for over a decade. Her experience at The New York Times has allowed her to develop a deep understanding of the publication's brand and its design needs, contributing to her effectiveness in her current leadership role.