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    Marcia Parker

    Expanding the New York Times Philanthropic Partnerships

    Marcia Parker serves as the Vice President of Philanthropic Partnerships at The New York Times. In this role, she is responsible for developing and managing partnerships that support the newspaper's philanthropic initiatives. Her work focuses on fostering relationships with donors and organizations that align with the mission of The New York Times, particularly in areas related to journalism and community engagement.

    Parker has a background in media and communications, having previously held positions such as the launch manager for California Watch and serving as the West Coast editorial director for AOL's Patch.com. This experience has equipped her with a strong understanding of both the media landscape and the importance of philanthropic support for journalistic endeavors.

    Her LinkedIn profile indicates that she is actively engaged in discussions about media support and philanthropy, reflecting her commitment to these areas.12

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    San Ramon, California, United States