William Bardeen serves as the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at The New York Times Company, a leading media organization known for its flagship newspaper, The New York Times. In his role, Bardeen oversees the company's financial operations, including financial planning and analysis, accounting, tax, treasury, and investor relations. His strategic oversight has been instrumental in navigating the company through the evolving landscape of digital media and ensuring its financial stability and growth. Before joining The New York Times Company, Bardeen had a distinguished career in finance and media. He previously served as the Chief Financial Officer at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, where he played a key role in the company's financial restructuring and eventual acquisition by Sequential Brands Group. Prior to that, Bardeen held various leadership positions at major media companies, including Time Warner and Disney, where he honed his expertise in financial management within the media industry. His extensive experience and strategic acumen have made him a valuable asset to The New York Times Company, where he continues to drive financial innovation and sustainability. Bardeen's achievements at The New York Times Company include leading the company's successful transition to a digital-first business model, which has significantly expanded its global reach and subscriber base. Under his guidance, the company has implemented innovative financial strategies that have strengthened its competitive position in the media industry. Bardeen's leadership and vision have been crucial in ensuring that The New York Times remains a financially robust and influential voice in journalism.