NEW YORK, Feb. 16, 2016 -- David Saabye has begun his new role as Chief Digital Officer of ALM. Mr. Saabye, who joined ALM in 2012 as Vice President of Digital and most recently served as Vice President of Operations, will lead the company’s ongoing evolution into a digital-first platform providing millions of professionals in highly complex industries with insightful, data-driven content and marketing solutions. He will also work closely with Molly Miller, ALM’s Chief Content Officer, to integrate digital content assets into new and existing products.
“David’s extensive media and digital expertise will help us create more, and enhanced, cross-vertical offerings to enable customers to experience the full benefit of our unified platform,” said Bill Carter, CEO of ALM. “David shares our dedication to finding new ways to customize our compelling, digital-first content and marketing solutions for more readers and marketers as we continue to grow.”
In his new role, Mr. Saabye will manage more than 180 technology- and digital-focused employees from across various ALM teams, including product development, design, e-commerce and project management. As ALM’s Vice President of Operations, Mr. Saabye developed a scalable business model to support the expansion of the company’s insights and marketing solutions business. Mr. Saabye also served as Publisher of Law.com, overseeing the portal’s re-launch as well as the introduction of the Law.com app.
“Combining powerful digital, data-driven intelligence and insights from across our vast platform helps customers make well-informed decisions that lead to business success,” said Mr. Saabye. “I look forward to working with my colleagues to continue to maximize the value of ALM’s products and solutions for readers and marketers.”
Prior to joining ALM, Mr. Saabye held several management positions at the Associated Press, including Head of Sales and Marketing for the iCircular division. He was also deeply involved with content packaging, pricing and policy for the company’s newspaper membership, and created innovative content-licensing initiatives across all of its media platforms.
About ALM
ALM, an information and intelligence company, provides customers with critical news, data, analysis, marketing solutions and events to successfully manage the business of business.
Customers use ALM solutions to discover new ideas and approaches for solving business challenges, connect to the right professionals and peers creating relationships that move business forward, and compete to win through access to data, analytics and insight. ALM serves a community of over 6 million business professionals seeking to discover, connect and compete in highly complex industries. For more information, visit www.alm.com.
Media Contact: Dana Taormina JCPR (973) 850-7305 / [email protected]


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