Fast Company magazine staffers have voted to ratify their first union contract. The contract calls for salary minimums for every position. The minimum salary is now $50,000. Some union members will be getting raises...
Fast Company is looking for a savvy experienced Editor to help steer our popular technology coverage online. This job is right for you if you have: An obsession with how technology shapes our world...
Medium has hired Paul Smalera, executive editor of digital for Fast Company, to edit its new business magazine. He has been at Fast Company for the past year. Smalera was previously with Quartz since November...
Fast Company magazine has hired Julia Herbst to be a staff editor for its Work Life section. She starts next week. Herbst has been working at Breaker Magazine in New York since November 2017....
Aarti Virani of Vogue India profiled Fast Company editor in chief Stephanie Mehta and examined her early career in business journalism. Virani writes, “‘Trusting my gut, trusting my instincts and following my true north has always held...
Tony Silber writes for Forbes.com about how the two business magazines — Inc. and Fast Company — owned by Mansueto Ventures are working more closely together under CEO Eric Schurenberg. Silber writes, “He offers...
Fast Company is the world’s leading business media brand, with an editorial focus on innovation in technology, leadership, world changing ideas, creativity, and design. Written for and about the most progressive business leaders, Fast Company inspires readers...
Shalini Sharma, who led video and partnerships at Fast Company, has been hired as head of video at Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global, reports Jocelyn Johnson of The Wrap. Johnson writes, “Having spent a decade...
Kayleigh Barber of Folio looks at how Fast Company magazine has been growing its revenue across all of its delivery formats. Barber writes, “Following a recent transition of leadership, with the appointment of Stephanie Mehta...
Fast Company editor in chief Stephanie Mehta writes about the magazine’s new design and logo. Mehta writes, “So it isn’t surprising that creative director Mike Schnaidt approached our reboot with a human-centered design ethos....
