Callie Schweitzer is the Head of LinkedIn’s North America Scaled Programs team, which leads scaled member education, including the Top Voices program, exclusive editorial initiatives for Premium members, and the newsletter “The Insider” with over 2.8 million subscribers.

Previously, she was the Head of Creator Programs, managing the Creator Accelerator Program, part of LinkedIn’s $25 million commitment to supporting creators. She joined the company in 2020 as its first senior editor of marketing, leading the editorial coverage of the industry for.

Prior to launching The Callie Co., she was the Chief Content Officer at Thrive Global, Arianna Huffington’s health and well-being company, overseeing editorial and corporate content and advertising sales. She was the executive producer of The Thrive Global Podcast. She has held senior leadership positions working across editorial, audience, marketing and revenue at Time Inc. and TIME, Vox Media and Talking Points Memo. At TIME, she founded and launched a women's focused brand called Motto. She is also an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in The New York Times, TIME, The Huffington Post and PEOPLE. She serves on the advisory boards of GenHERation, The Startup Girl Foundation, WOMAZE, the USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership & Policy and the DeepTrust Alliance, focused on fighting the spread of misinformation.

Prior to her role at Thrive, she was the Editorial Director of Audience Strategy for Time Inc., working across the company on revenue and audience growth initiatives, and the Editorial Director and founder of Motto, TIME's millennial women platform. She was previously at TIME overseeing traffic, audience engagement, social media, newsletters, new product initiatives and content partnerships. She was promoted to Editorial Director of Audience Strategy for TIME and Time Inc. in October 2014.

Before joining TIME in September 2013, she was the Director of Marketing and Communications at Vox Media, overseeing the branding, marketing, and audience growth for sports site SB Nation, tech/culture site The Verge, and gaming site Polygon. Prior to that, she was the Deputy Publisher of Talking Points Memo, overseeing the business, publishing and tech side of the company. She joined Talking Points Memo as the assistant to the publisher in June 2011 and was promoted to Deputy Publisher in January 2012. She was also responsible for project and digital product management of mobile, tablet, video and content partnerships, and increasing and maintaining audience growth.

She has a BA in journalism from the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism where she graduated #1 in her class. She graduated Summa Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa in May 2011.

Before joining TPM, Schweitzer managed a staff of 200 volunteers as the Editor-in-Chief of Neon Tommy, Annenberg’s 24/7 online  news site, which was the number one most trafficked online-only university publication in America during her editorship. She also served as a staff writer and the senior news editor.

She held internships at The New York Times and at PEOPLE.