Spotify
Charlotte Nesbitt is a seasoned product design manager at Spotify, where responsibilities include leading product and content design for self-serve ad buying tools across key advertising formats in music and podcasts. Prior experience includes senior UX writing for Spotify's Ad Experiences team and a role as lead content strategist at Facebook, focusing on direct response advertising and civic engagement. Additional experience encompasses volunteer tutoring, consulting, and board membership in various organizations, alongside a solid background in communications and project management roles in both municipal settings and non-profit entities. Educational credentials include a Bachelor of Commerce in International Business and Business Economics and Law from the University of Alberta, a Bachelor of Communication Studies from Grant MacEwan University, and a project leadership certificate from NAIT.
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Spotify is an audio and media streaming service that hosts music, podcasts and tv shows. Founded in 2008, Spotify has grown to one of the largest streaming platforms in the world, offering over 70 million tracks to its 360+ million users across 170+ markets. They are headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden with offices in over a dozen countries. Spotify’s mission is to unlock the potential of human creativity—by giving a million creative artists the opportunity to live off their art and billions of fans the opportunity to enjoy and be inspired by it. Spotify helps users to discover, manage, and share music on their phone, computer or tablet by browsing through the collections of friends, artists, and celebrities, by creating a radio station, or by curating their own playlists. A leader in revenue generation for the music industry, over 1,000 artists generated over $1 million on Spotify in 2021, 450 generations more than $2 million, and 130 generated over $5 million. Spotify also paid out over $1 billion dollars to publishing rights holders (songwriters and producers) in 2021.