Isaac Josephson
About Isaac Josephson
Isaac Josephson is the Senior Vice President of Product Management at fuboTV, with a strong background in product leadership across various media companies. He has held significant roles at Hearst Newspapers, Viacom, and Audible, and has an academic background in history and communications from multiple institutions.
Current Role at fuboTV
Isaac Josephson serves as the Senior Vice President of Product Management at fuboTV. He has held this position since 2021, contributing to the company's product strategy and development in New York, New York. His role involves overseeing product management initiatives that enhance user experience and engagement within the streaming service.
Previous Experience at Hearst Newspapers
Before joining fuboTV, Isaac Josephson worked at Hearst Newspapers as the Head of Product from 2019 to 2021. In this role, he led product development efforts and implemented significant changes across over 40 local news and information sites and apps, focusing on improving user engagement and accessibility.
Professional Background at Viacom
Isaac Josephson has extensive experience at Viacom, where he held multiple senior roles. He served as SVP Product - Data Platform from 2017 to 2019, overseeing the creation of a data platform and a global app platform. Prior to that, he was VP Product Management - Apps & Emerging Platforms from 2015 to 2017, where he contributed to enhancing connected TV experiences.
Educational Background
Isaac Josephson has a diverse educational background. He earned a Master's degree in History from Brooklyn College. He also studied Social History at The University of Edinburgh during a semester abroad. Additionally, he holds a BA in Rhetoric/Communications from Northwestern University and an MA in Media, Culture & Communication from New York University.
Notable Projects and Initiatives
Throughout his career, Isaac Josephson has been involved in several notable projects. He participated in the launch of Chicagotribune.com while at the Tribune Company. He also co-founded Centerstage Chicago, an online guide to local entertainment, which was later acquired by the Chicago Sun Times. At Audible, he oversaw the primary web, mobile web, and mobile app experiences, contributing to the company's digital product strategy.