Raju Narisetti’s current role as Partner and Global Leader, Publishing & Marketing, at McKinsey & Company, is the latest in a 35-year global career in publishing, during which he has created, reimagined and managed major media organizations in US, Europe and Asia, from the frontlines of early digital transformation challenges. Raju was a journalist at The Wall Street Journal where, over 14 years, he went from a Reporting Intern to Editor of WSJ Europe, and later Managing Editor, Digital, of the global WSJ. As Managing Editor of The Washington Post, Raju shaped its early print/digital transformation. Raju is also the founder of India’s Mint (livemint.com), a national business newspaper. As a business executive, he was SVP of Strategy for News Corp., and later CEO of the Gizmodo Media Group. Prior to joining McKinsey in 2020, he was a Professor at Columbia University’s School of Journalism where he also oversaw the Knight Bagehot Fellowships in Business Journalism. For the past nine years, Raju served as a Trustee of Wikimedia Foundation, which manages Wikipedia globally, and is an alum of the Forum of Young Global Leaders at the World Economic Forum, where he is also a current member of the Global Future Council on Leadership. Originally from Hyderabad, India, he is a US citizen who lives in New York City.