Under Rachel Ghiazza’s leadership, Audible’s original content slate has expanded rapidly, encompassing distinctive collaborations with celebrities and icons, and offering listeners even more to love.
After launching programs designed to support more women to work on Wall Street, Anne Erni joined her mission to Audible’s, helping us deepen and extend our workplace culture of Spectrum and Belonging across our hubs worldwide.
Throughout more than 30 years of working in entertainment law, Audible’s General Counsel Lori Landew has forged a unique career journey by following her passions. She shares what she’s learned about the importance of determining your own path.
This year we continued to reimagine the future of audio entertainment and storytelling, of workplace culture, and of the role companies can have in driving positive impact. Here are some of our top moments.
As Head of Global Corporate Affairs, Matthew Thornton works to ensure that Audible’s brand story reflects our passion for the artful telling of distinctive stories and our mission to make a positive impact on the cities we call home.
The Gotham Film & Media Institute honored Audible Founder and Executive Chairman Don Katz with the Innovator Tribute for his inspiring work “as an author, a visionary entrepreneur and a storytelling innovator.”
As Pottermore celebrates ten years of digital publishing, Audible listeners have helped the Harry Potter books reach an incredible milestone— one billion hours of listening!
Audible’s CFO and Growth Officer shares some of her inspirations in life and at work, including the opportunity to help drive Audible’s future as a leader in audio storytelling.
Audible’s Senior Vice President of Customer Care and the Global Center for Urban Development is helping to drive positive impact for our customers and communities. He shares what he loves about this work, as well as his methods for maintaining balance.
Breaking celery. Stomping feet. Following dogs around all day. Audible sound designers do whatever it takes to get the right effect, while advancements like 3D audio help them to create ultra-immersive experiences for listeners.
Audible’s Chief Brand and International Officer shares her philosophy for leading our business outside the US marketplace, the importance of embracing ambiguity and change, and how her role perfectly combines her degrees in art and business.
Andrew Tsao encourages his teams to keep a positive outlook, trusting that research and experimentation will get them closer to solutions as they imagine and invent on behalf of our customers.