Food Network has promoted Susie Fogelson to vice president, marketing and brand strategy, a new position.
In her new role, Fogelson will lead all talent brand management strategies and plans as the network looks to partner with its TV personalities beyond its shows. This includes developing new business opportunities with its celebrities in consumer goods, involving them in larger partnerships and other strategic areas.
Fogelson, a six-year veteran of Food Network, is in charge of the strategic development and execution of all off-air consumer advertising, strategic partnerships, and new business marketing for the network. She oversees the off-air strategy for the brand across advertising, including trade and consumer, marketing strategy and execution, media planning, market insights, partnerships, promotions and events.
In addition, she handles Food Network’s annual marketing plans and brand partnerships.
Previously, Fogelson worked as the network’s vice president of marketing. Prior to that, she worked as director of program marketing for Nickelodeon from 2000 to 2001 where she oversaw marketing plans for the launch of numerous network series, including the “Kids Choice Awards.”
Network
