Martin Nisenholtz is a prominent digital media executive and marketing expert with an impressive background in creating successful digital divisions within established corporations. He is a highly accomplished innovator with a diverse range of skills, including developing digital strategies, managing operations, acting in executive roles, and serving on corporate boards. Martin has an extensive educational background, including degrees in Psychology and Sociology and a Master's Degree in Communication from the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School. He is a respected figure in academia and has served as an adjunct professor at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, a professor of the Practice of Digital Communication at Boston University, and a Harvard Kennedy School of Government Fellow.

Martin's professional experience includes acting as the CEO of New York Times Digital, where he oversaw the development of nytimes.com, one of the most prominent news websites worldwide, and President of New York Times Electronic Media. He also served as Founder and President of Ogilvy & Mather's Interactive Marketing Group, where he was responsible for creating one of the first digital marketing groups within an advertising agency. Additionally, Martin has held positions as the Director of Content Strategy at Ameritech Corporation and as an Assistant Professor and Research Scientist at New York University.

Martin is a respected member of several corporate boards, including Yellow Media and Postmedia, and is a Venture Partner at FirstMark Capital. He is also involved with two early-stage businesses, Exelate and Realmatch.