Clifton Leaf

Clifton Leaf is an American journalist and the editor-in-chief of Fortune magazine, since March 2017. He graduated from Williams College.[1][2][3][4][5]

Awards

2005 Gerald Loeb Award for business journalism in Magazines[6]

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References

"Time Inc. Names Clifton Leaf Editor-in-Chief of Fortune". 15 March 2017.
Glaser, April (15 March 2017). "Meet Fortune's new editor, Clifton Leaf". Recode. Retrieved 24 May 2017.
Williams, Trey (15 March 2017). "Time Inc. names veteran journalist Clifton Leaf as editor-in-chief of Fortune". MarketWatch. Retrieved 24 May 2017.
"Clifton Leaf Is Named Editor In Chief of Fortune – Adweek". Adweek.com. 15 March 2017. Retrieved 24 May 2017.
"TimeInc.com Official Website | Time Inc. names Clifton Leaf editor-in-chief of Fortune". timeinc.com. Retrieved 1 August 2017.
"2005 Winners". UCLA Anderson School of Management. Archived from the original on 16 December 2005. Retrieved 22 May 2010 – via Internet Archive.

Fortune
Managing Editors	Parker Lloyd-Smith Ralph Ingersoll Eric Hodgins Russell Davenport Richardson Wood Ralph D. Paine, Jr. Hedley Donovan Duncan Norton-Taylor Louis Banks Robert Lubar William S. Rukeyser Marshall Loeb Walter Keichel III John Huey Richard Kirkland Eric Pooley Andrew Serwer Alan Murray Clifton Leaf
Editorial Staff	Geoffrey Colvin John Curran Nina Easton Clara Shih Allan Sloan
Lists	Fortune 500 Global 500 India 500 Global 2000 40 Under 40 100 Best Companies to Work For Most Powerful Women

Gerald Loeb Award winners for Magazines
(1958–1959)	Werner Renberg (1958) Ernest Havermann (1959)
(1960–1969)	John A. Conway (1960) Leonard S. Silk (1961) Richard Austin Smith (1962) John Chamberlain (SA 1962) Daniel M. Friedenberg (SA 1962) Sandford Brown (1963) Gilbert H. Clee (SA 1963) Robert W. Murray, Jr. (SA 1963) John Brooks (1964) John Maughan (SA 1964) Max Ways (SA 1964) Lee Silberman (1965) Charles E. Silberman (1966) Max Ways (1967) Michael Laurence (1968) John Brooks (1969)
(1970–1979)	John F. Lyons (1970) Chris Welles (1971) Kenneth Auchincloss (1972) Everett Mattlin (1973) Carol J. Loomis (1974) Marshall Loeb (1975) Gordon Williams (1976) David Warsh (1977) Lawrence Minard (1977) Lewis Lapham (1978) William Tucker (HM) (1978) William Tucker (1979) Robert Heilbroner (HM) (1979)
(1980–1989)	Walter Guzzardi Jr. (1980) William Tucker (1981) L. J. Davis (1982) Joseph Nocera (1983) Andrew Tobias (1984) Richard L. Stern (1985 shared) Howard Rudnitsky (1985 shared) Barbara Donnelly (1986) William C. Symonds (1987) Robert Heilbroner (1988) Eric Schurenberg (1989 shared) Lani Luciano (1989 shared) Carol J. Loomis (1989 shared)
(1990–1999)	Peter Brimelow (1990 shared) Leslie Spencer (1990 shared) Joseph S. Coyle (1991 shared) Frank Lalli (1991 shared) Denise Topolnicki (1991 shared) Elizabeth MacDonald (1991 shared) Robert Wool (1991 shared) Connie Bruck (1991 shared) Jonathan Beaty (1992 shared) S. C. Gwynne (1992 shared) Richard Behar (1992 shared) Brian O'Reilly (1993) Bryan Burrough (1994) Phillip Longman (1995) Joseph Nocera (1996) Mark Maremont (1997 shared) Jane Sasseen (1997 shared) Michael Mandel (1998 shared) Dean Foust (1998 shared) Shane Tritsch (1999)
(2000–2009)	Jeff Blyskal (2000) Gary Rivlin (2001) David Henry (2002 shared) Nanette Byrnes (2002 shared) Hal Lux (2003) Aaron Bernstein (2004 shared) Pete Engardio (2004 shared) Manjeet Kripalani (2004 shared) Charles Fishman (2005 shared) Clifton Leaf (2005 shared) Carol Loomis (2006) Charles Fishman (2007) Allan Sloan (2008) Michael Lewis (HM); (2008) David Leonhardt (2009)
(2010–2014)	James Bandler (2010) Amanda Bennett (2011 shared) Charles R. Babcock (2011 shared) Peter Elkind (2012 shared) Jennifer Reingold (2012 shared) Doris Burke (2012 shared) Connie Bruck (2013 shared) Robert Capps (2013 shared) Cam Simpson (2014)

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