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Claire Zillman is a London-based senior editor for Fortune, where she writes and edits features about corporate leadership, with a focus on female executives. She also edits Fortune's flagship newsletter, CEO Daily, and co-chairs Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit. Her Fortune cover story, "The First Lady of Wall Street," about Jane Fraser's rise to become the first female CEO among Wall Street's big banks earned her a SABEW, and her feature on the then-unbroken glass ceiling at Wall Street’s banking giants won a New York Press Award. Claire has also worked for Fortune in New York and Hong Kong. Earlier in her career, she was a reporter for The American Lawyer magazine. She graduated with honors from Syracuse University with degrees in journalism and history and is originally from Chicago. She lives in East London with her husband and son.

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Star Wars Is On Track to Smash This Box Office Record
By Claire ZillmanJanuary 4, 2016
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Leadership
7 CEOs Who Will Be On The Hotseat in 2016
By Claire ZillmanDecember 28, 2015
Job Seekers Inside The New York Career Fair Ahead Of Jobless Claims Figures
Leadership
The U.S. Economy Is Still Missing 6.4 Million Jobs
By Claire ZillmanDecember 14, 2015
Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia And Hillary Clinton Speak At Law Conference
Leadership
Justice Scalia’s Racially Charged Remarks Stoke the Affirmative Action Debate
By Claire ZillmanDecember 10, 2015
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Airbnb Overtakes Google as Glassdoor’s Best Place To Work
By Claire ZillmanDecember 9, 2015
Bernie Sanders Hits Campaign Trail In New Hampshire
Leadership
This is Bernie Sanders’ Plan to Fight Climate Change
By Claire ZillmanDecember 7, 2015
A New College Ranking Measures Schools Based on Earnings Potential
Leadership
A New College Ranking Measures Schools Based on Earnings Potential
By Claire ZillmanDecember 7, 2015
WASHINGTON, DC - DECEMBER 06:  Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks about relations with Israel and the situation with ISIS at the Willard Hotel, December 6, 2015 in Washington, DC. Clinton addressed guests gathered at the Brookings 2015 Forum.  (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
Leadership
Hillary Clinton Is Telling Tech to Disrupt ISIS
By Claire ZillmanDecember 7, 2015
Student Loan Rates Double After Congress Fails To Agree On Legislation
Leadership
Presidents at Private Colleges Are Getting Paid More
By Claire ZillmanDecember 7, 2015
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Leadership
Don’t Focus on Hiring a Superstar. Just Avoid Toxic Workers
By Claire ZillmanDecember 4, 2015
Jury Deliberations Continue In Former Massey Energy Chief Executive Officer Don Blankenship Trial
Leadership
Ex-Massey CEO First Coal Exec to Be Convicted Over Miner’s Death
By Claire ZillmanDecember 3, 2015
Master's Degrees Growing Faster Than Bachelor's Degrees
Leadership
Student Loan Paradox: Small Loan Balances are More Likely to Be Delinquent
By Claire ZillmanDecember 1, 2015
Honda shifts Giorno mini motorbike production to Japan from China
Leadership
Honda Raises its Retirement Age By Five Years
By Claire ZillmanNovember 30, 2015
New Report: Half Of Recent College Graduates Under- Or Unemployed
Leadership
Want to Avoid Being Underemployed? Get a College Degree
By Claire ZillmanNovember 30, 2015
Paris Turns Blue, White and Red For Victims Of Friday's Terrorist Attacks
Leadership
Terrorism’s Effect on Tourism Doesn’t Last Very Long
By Claire ZillmanNovember 30, 2015
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