Susan Di Angelo Hedeman
About Susan Di Angelo Hedeman
Susan Di Angelo Hedeman serves as the Director of Financial Accounting at The New York Times, where she has worked for 25 years. She has a background in public accounting and has experience in advertising pricing and technology projects.
Work at The New York Times
Susan Di Angelo Hedeman has served as the Director of Financial Accounting at The New York Times since 1999. With over 25 years of experience in this role, she operates in the Greater New York City Area. Her responsibilities include overseeing financial accounting processes and collaborating with various departments to ensure an effective internal control environment. She is also a key participant in technology projects related to print advertising and digital consumer revenue.
Education and Expertise
Susan Di Angelo Hedeman studied Public Accounting at Pace University-Pleasantville/Briarcliff Campus, where she earned her Bachelor's Degree. Her educational background provides a solid foundation for her expertise in financial accounting and operational management within the media industry.
Background in Advertising Pricing Management
Prior to her current role, Hedeman gained operational experience as an Advertising Pricing Manager. In this position, she consulted with Advertising Sales Associates to develop print and digital advertising plans. This experience contributed to her understanding of the advertising landscape and the financial implications of advertising strategies.
Key Contributions to Technology Projects
Hedeman played a significant role in the migration from the legacy print advertising order entry and billing system to SAP. This transition was crucial for modernizing the financial processes at The New York Times. Additionally, she participates as a team member on various technology projects aimed at enhancing print advertising and digital consumer revenue.
Involvement in Outsourcing Initiatives
During her tenure at The New York Times, Hedeman was involved in outsourcing work to Infosys BPO in the customer service area for display advertising. This initiative aimed to improve efficiency and streamline operations within the advertising department.