Stephen Dunbar-Johnson is the President of International at the The New York Times Company. Having been appointed to lead the company’s global expansion in 2013, he is responsible for the oversight and strategic development of the Times Company’s international businesses. He served as Executive Vice President of the International Herald Tribune S.A.S. from September 2006 where he was responsible for conference and advertising revenue, the newspaper’s circulation and marketing departments, and commercial operations in Asia. Mr Dunbar-Johnson has held several business development roles around the world during his twelve years working for The Financial Times, including Advertising Manager in France and Vice President of Advertising in the Americas.

Events participated in:

Update on COP26: Stephen Dunbar-Johnson, President International of the New York Times, talks about what happened at COP26 and its legacy. (2022)

The NYT Debate: Journeys Towards COP 26: Listen as Lord Bilimoria, St Andrews Professor Ali Watson and NYT’s Stephen Dunbar-Johnson talk about their journeys to COP26 and how youth, business, and journalism can help to solve the climate crisis. Co-curated by local youth activists. (2021)

Women Leading Climate Action: Explore how women’s leadership is vital to address our climate emergency. Co-curated with The New York Times, Stephen Dunbar-Johnson speaks with Fiona Darroch, Clare Dubois and Sophie Lambin. Charlotte Muller Stuart brings the school striker’s perspective. (2019)