Sentence examples for fortune editor from inspiring English sources

Musk later tweeted Fortune editor Alan Murray:.

"This guy is the Vince Lombardi of business," says John Huey, the Fortune editor.

"Kim's enthusiasm helps smooth over most difficulties," wrote the Fortune editor, Louis Kraar, in his introduction to Mr. Kim's book.

Rather than accept a lesser role on a revamped show with a Fortune editor as co-host, Mr. Rukeyser said he would quit when his contract expired at the end of June.

When David Kirkpatrick, a former Fortune editor and author of "The Facebook Effect," began his company, Techonomy, in 2010, he worked with the Van Heyst Group to introduce it, with a conference for nearly 300 business leaders at the Ritz-Carlton at Lake Tahoe.

This afternoon at The Web 2.0 Summit, Pandora Co-founder Tim Westergren sat down with Fortune Editor Adam Lashinsky to talk about what's going on at everybody's favorite personalized radio platform.

His other books include "The Myths of Automation" (1966), written with other Fortune editors, and "A Certain People: American Jews and Their Lives Today," which he described in interviews as his most personal book.

The tale of the unpublished article began in 1936 when Fortune editors grew interested in tenant farmers and assigned the task to Agee, then a staff writer in his late 20s.

Her article was published after Enron's spokesman and Mr. Fastow flew to New York to meet with two top Fortune editors in an unsuccessful effort to cast the company in a more favorable light.

In addition, Fortune editor-at-large Peter Elkind (who worked with Gibney on this film, and on previous movies including Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room), had obtained video of Jobs' deposition with the Securities and Exchange Commission — a deposition that became "the hidden backbone of the film".

Mr. Tyrangiel and Mr. Pearlstine hired a group of magazine professionals, including former Fortune managing editor Eric Pooley as deputy editor.