Danielle Sacks, the editor in chief at Marker, Medium’s business publication, has accepted its buyout and will depart.
Her last day is April 7.
She joined the publication in July 2019 as executive editor.
Before Marker, Sacks spearheaded features coverage at Inc. as its executive editor and led some of its most prominent franchises, including the State of Women and Entrepreneurship editorial package.
Previously, Sacks was a senior writer at Fast Company magazine for more than a decade, where she profiled high-profile figures across advertising, food, design, e-commerce, retail, sustainability, tech, and innovation. Her work was included in the Best Business Writing 2014 anthology; in 2006, she was awarded the New York Press Club Nellie Bly Award.
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