Elisabeth Goodridge

About

As an award-winning editor and leader at the most respected news organization in the world, Elisabeth Goodridge has nearly 20 years of experience of asking tough questions, connecting disparate dots and writing lively prose. She has communications, management and strategy expertise, and more. But in the past five years, as deputy editor for the New York Times Travel Department, she has had a front-row seat to the changing climate and the changing world of the billion-dollar travel industry. With vital knowledge, contacts and innate curiosity, she has conceptualized, edited and written features and news stories related to travel’s effect on climate and climate’s effect on travel. Additionally she recently finished a year as a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University. Taking time off from The Times to participate in this prestigious fellowship allowed her to study climate change’s effects on daily life with some of the best minds on the devastating subject. She is a talented leader, with a rare combination of subject-matter authority, breaking-news skills and desired expertise of today's digital environment. No one outworks her.