Damian Slattery

Damian Slattery began their work experience in 1986 as a reporter for Sports Illustrated, where they fact-checked stories and worked alongside notable writers. Damian then transitioned to sales development director at TIME Magazine in 2002 before becoming the executive director of creative services at The New Yorker in 2007. From 2008 to 2012, Slattery served as the executive director of integrated marketing at Time Magazine, overseeing the development of multimedia and experiential programs. Damian went on to become the vice president of marketing at FORTUNE from 2012 to 2014, and then the chief marketing officer at Sports Illustrated until 2016. Following this, Slattery served as the VP of marketing at Time Inc. and as a senior integrated marketing consultant at Slattery Marketing Advisors. Damian later joined Fast Company as the VP of marketing and is currently working as the SVP of marketing at Mansueto Ventures. Throughout their career, Slattery has led client solutions teams and delivered high-quality media programs for leading global brands.

Damian Slattery's education history includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Hamilton College. However, the specific years of enrollment are unknown. Additionally, Damian holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Dramatic Writing from New York University, although the duration of their studies is unspecified.