Jake Meth has founded Opinioned, an op-ed writing and strategy firm for people with big ideas.
He spent five years editing Fortune magazine’s commentary section, and after that worked with executives to write and publish opinion pieces with The Expert Press.
Over this time, he realized he could use his skills to help leaders publish their op-eds in the media.
Before Fortune, Meth was assistant director of foreign affairs at the Council of Foreign Relations. Prior to that, he was a freelance journalist covering the Arab Spring for MSNBC, World Politics Review, The Forward, and Times of India, as well as a web editor and staff reporter at Egypt Independent.
He has a BA in international studies from Johns Hopkins where he was a Woodrow Wilson Research Fellow.
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