Nvidia Names Alison Wagonfeld as First Chief Marketing Officer
At a glance
- Alison Wagonfeld appointed as Nvidia's first Chief Marketing Officer
- She will report directly to CEO Jensen Huang
- Wagonfeld previously led Google Cloud marketing for nearly ten years
Nvidia has selected Alison Wagonfeld to serve as its inaugural Chief Marketing Officer, marking a new addition to the company's executive team. The appointment introduces a dedicated marketing leadership role at Nvidia for the first time.
Wagonfeld is scheduled to begin her new position in February 2026 and will report directly to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The company announced the appointment as part of its ongoing executive team expansion.
Before joining Nvidia, Wagonfeld managed marketing operations for Google Cloud for nearly a decade. Her experience includes overseeing marketing strategies for a major technology division within Google.
Wagonfeld announced her departure from Google and her upcoming role at Nvidia through a LinkedIn post. The transition was publicly communicated on January 9, 2026, according to her statement on the platform.
What the numbers show
- Wagonfeld will start at Nvidia in February 2026
- She served nearly ten years in Google Cloud marketing
- The appointment was publicly announced on January 9, 2026
Nvidia's decision to create the Chief Marketing Officer position reflects an organizational change, as the company had not previously filled this role. The move places Wagonfeld in a direct reporting line to the company's chief executive.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Wagonfeld's appointment marks the first time Nvidia has named a Chief Marketing Officer. The company has not previously had a dedicated executive overseeing marketing at this level.
Wagonfeld's professional background includes extensive experience in technology sector marketing leadership. Her tenure at Google Cloud involved nearly a decade of overseeing marketing initiatives for the cloud computing division.
* This article is based on publicly available information at the time of writing.
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