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Amy Farley

Executive Editor at Fast Company

Amy Farley is the Executive Editor at Fast Company, a position she has held since March 2024.1 She is an experienced journalist and editor with a career spanning over two decades in media and publishing.

Career Highlights

  • Fast Company: Farley joined Fast Company in June 2015 as a Senior Editor and was promoted to Executive Editor in March 2024.1
  • Travel + Leisure: Prior to Fast Company, she worked as a News Editor at Travel + Leisure for 12 years and 2 months.1

Education

  • Brown University: B.A. in English Literature and Religious Studies, graduating Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa.1
  • New York University: M.A. in Journalism.1

Professional Focus

At Fast Company, Farley edits and writes features on a wide range of topics including technology, music, sports, and retail.3 She is known for her work on design-related content and has been involved in hiring for the magazine's creative team.2

Social Media Presence

Farley maintains a professional presence on social media platforms, including LinkedIn and Twitter (now X), where she describes herself as a "Fast Company senior editor, writer, traveler, mother. (Not necessarily in that order.)"4

Amy Farley's expertise and leadership in journalism, combined with her educational background and diverse writing interests, have positioned her as a key figure in Fast Company's editorial team.

Highlights

May 21 · linkedin

From the 'Lex Fridman Podcast' to the ‘All-In’ besties, a new media category is emerging, and it’s enthralled with the exploits of 21st century ‘Great Men.’ In this excellent, insightful essay, Fast Company's Ainsley Harris takes a look at why tech bro podcasts are so obsessed alpha men—and some of the dangerous assumptions behind their elevation of modern-day tech and business leaders like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos into world-saving heroes.

Mar 19 · linkedin

Here’s your guide to the companies you should be tracking in 2024. Fast Company's annual Most Innovative Companies list is out today—and it’s full of insights and surprises.

Our editors and reporters spend months looking at industry trends and vetting companies to create this list of lists, which covers every global region and 54 industries and sectors, from AI and architecture to wellness and video.

We also selected our World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies of 2024, with NVIDIA at No. 1.—which may not surprise you, but the reason why might. Harry McCracken talked to CEO Jensen Huang about the roots of the company’s success.

Other highlights:

🚗 No. 4 The United Auto Workers Union president Shawn Fain is creating a new playbook for the labor movement—and he shares it with Morgan Clendaniel

⚽ No. 5 AJ Hess talks with Jessica Berman about how the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) has become the hottest investment in sports

🌮 No. 8 With new CEO Sean Tresvant at the helm, Taco Bell is preparing for global cultural domination, one Taco Tuesday at a time. Jeff Beer has the scoop

💉 No. 11 Sickle Cell disease now has a CRISPR-based cure, care of Vertex Pharmaceuticals. Adam Bluestein looks at how it works

🎤 No. 14 Christopher Zara goes under the hood of Sphere Entertainment Co.’s groundbreaking Vegas venue

🌍 No 20: Adele Peters reports on how Climeworks is taking direct air capture technology mainstream

❓ No. 21: Perplexity's answer engine is coming for Google search, by Mark Sullivan

🍔 No: 26 Kristen Hawley writes on Kraft Heinz's plans to get you sauced   ☀ No. 39 Heidi Mitchell looks at how Sol de Janeiro's perfume mists became a tween staple

📺 No. 50 Can chess really become must-see reality TV? Chess.com certainly thinks so, and David Salazar is watching.

This is just a taste. Dive in! Explore! I promise, you'll come away smarter, entertained, and inspired!

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Brooklyn, New York, United States