Coursera Appoints Amy Weisenbach as Chief Marketing Officer
Business Wire•26/10/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Amy Weisenbach appointed Coursera (COUR) chief marketing officer, effective Nov. 30, 2026
- ➤Weisenbach previously served as chief marketing officer at The New York Times
- ➤Coursera and Udemy platforms reach more than 300 million learners worldwide
- ➤Combined platforms serve 12,000 enterprise customers worldwide
Expert Statements
Greg Hart, CEO of Coursera
“Amy brings an exceptional track record of helping turn trusted content into a thriving digital business.”
Greg Hart, CEO of Coursera
“At The New York Times, she helped expand how people discover, engage with, and pay for high-quality journalism and a growing portfolio of products.”
Greg Hart, CEO of Coursera
“Her experience building consumer demand, combined with her personal connection to education, makes her an excellent addition to our leadership team as we bring Coursera and Udemy together and help more people gain the skills they need for a rapidly changing world.”
Amy Weisenbach, Chief Marketing Officer of Coursera
“Coursera’s mission resonates deeply with me, both as a marketer and an educator.”
Amy Weisenbach, Chief Marketing Officer of Coursera
“Trusted content can have an extraordinary impact on people’s lives, and Coursera brings that promise to learning at a time when developing new skills has never been more important.”
Amy Weisenbach, Chief Marketing Officer of Coursera
“I’m excited to work with Greg and the team to help more learners discover the opportunities across Coursera and Udemy, build lasting relationships with our global community, and advance our mission through the next chapter of growth.”
Former New York Times CMO brings expertise in building trusted brands, scaling digital businesses, and driving consumer engagement
Coursera, Inc. (NYSE: COUR), a leading global online learning platform, today announced the appointment of Amy Weisenbach as Chief Marketing Officer, effective Nov. 30, 2026.
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