TIME has named veteran media technology executive Michael Dugan as its new Chief Technology Officer, tapping his more than 25 years of industry experience to lead the company’s technology strategy and drive its next phase of digital transformation.
Based in New York City, Dugan reports to Chief Operating Officer Mark Howard and will oversee the company’s technology strategy across digital platforms, engineering, enterprise technology, cybersecurity, data, and responsible artificial intelligence.
Most recently, Dugan served as CTO of G/O Media, where he led technology, product, engineering, and advertising operations. During his tenure, he modernized infrastructure and developed data, AI, commerce, and advertising capabilities that improved revenue performance and reduced costs.
Previously, Dugan was CTO of Hearst Magazines, leading a global technology organization of more than 250 employees supporting over 30 brands. He also spent 17 years at Forbes, including four years as CTO.
In his new role, Dugan will focus on strengthening TIME’s technology infrastructure, enhancing digital audience experiences, supporting revenue growth, and advancing operational efficiency as the company continues its transformation.
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