Kevin Delaney
Co-Founder and CEO, Charter
Kevin Delaney is the co-founder and CEO of Charter media, a future-of-work media and research company. Prior to this, he was a senior editor for The New York Times and The Information. Previously, Delaney was co-founder, editor in chief, and co-president of Quartz business news site. Before that, he was a reporter at The Wall Street Journal for a decade and managing editor of WSJ.com. Earlier in his career, Delaney was a reporter for SmartMoney Magazine and a TV producer in Montreal. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the US and UK boards of Internews. Delaney was named Business Journalist of 2013 by the Talking Biz News media website.
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Social entrepreneurs Anne Kelly of Ceres and Rebecca Onie of Health Leads discuss how they’ve made unlikely allies in unlikely places, despite working on hot-button issues in...
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