Beth Kowitt is former a senior editor at Fortune, where she wrote features primarily on management and leadership issues, the business of food, consumer behavior, sustainability, and race and gender. Her writing received multiple awards, including several SABEW Best in Business and New York Press Club honors. She also co-edited Fortune's annual Most Powerful Women franchise and was a co-chair of Fortune's's Most Powerful Women Summit, MPW Next Gen, and the Fortune's/U.S. Department of State Global Women’s Mentoring Partnership. Beth, who joined Fortune's in 2008, is a graduate of Bowdoin College and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. She lives in New York City with her children and husband, photographerKarsten Moran.
MagazineAmerica’s Black brain drain: Why African-American professionals are moving abroad—and staying there
By Beth KowittAugust 10, 2020
RetailCan a seltzer-making company build a better device to help COVID patients breathe? SodaStream thinks so
By Beth KowittJuly 29, 2020
MPWHow Rep. Ilhan Omar’s daughter showed her that Congress cannot ‘pass the buck’ to the next generation
By Beth KowittJuly 27, 2020
By Emma Hinchliffe and Beth KowittJuly 27, 2020
MPWAmy Schumer’s documentary ‘Expecting Amy’ proves pregnancy can coexist with women’s careers and ambition
By Beth KowittJuly 22, 2020
By Lance Lambert and Beth KowittJuly 21, 2020
RetailWhy Oprah, Natalie Portman, and Howard Schultz are betting big on plant-based milk brand Oatly
By Beth KowittJuly 15, 2020
HealthMap: It’s not just Florida, Texas, California, and Arizona driving the new record high in U.S. COVID cases
By Nicolas Rapp, Alan Murray and Beth KowittJuly 10, 2020
By Beth KowittJuly 8, 2020
By Beth KowittJune 29, 2020
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