Sneha Rao

Sneha Rao, Vice President of Product Management at The New York Times, is an inspirational leader who supports her team by helping them identify and achieve their career objectives. She boasts over a decade of experience in building and managing service platforms that connect enterprises and end-users safely and efficiently at scale.

Currently serving as the Vice President of Product Management at The New York Times, Sneha leads the product vision, strategy, and execution for the company's delivery platform, powering its journalism, subscriptions, advertising, and standalone products like games and cooking.

She worked at Spotify as the Head of Product. Before Spotify, she was the Director of Product Management at Comcast NBC Universal.

Sneha earned her Bachelor's Degree from the Pune Institute of Computer Technology. She also holds a Master's in MIS and Services from George Mason University and an MBA from the NYU Stern School of Business. On top of that, she is a certified Scrum Product Owner and Master and is certified in Google Analytics.

Sneha knows how to bring the right people on a team to push out a truly successful product. She is someone you can trust to handle complex and critical problems with ease. Her dedication and skills have impressed her colleagues throughout many different teams and organizations.