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Kristin Stoller is an editorial director at Fortune focused on expanding Fortune's C-suite communities. She is the author of the weekly Fortune Workplace Innovation newsletter (Mondays), and she co-hosts the Fortune Leadership Next podcast with Diane Brady. An experienced journalist and expert in careers and leadership, Stoller was most recently a senior editor at Forbes, where she spearheaded the brand's flagship 30 Under 30 lists, global events, features, and newsletters. While at Forbes, she previously served as the deputy editor of the brand’s business and consumer section, reported on all things related to careers and the workplace, and covered world’s richest people as a member of the wealth team. She’s also held roles at the Hartford Courant and the New Haven Register, covering breaking and local news.

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Newsletters
Why HR should pay more attention to buzzwords like ‘quiet quitting’ and ‘coffee badging’
By Kristin StollerAugust 11, 2025
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Newsletters
Workers say AI and tech overload is making them less productive
By Kristin StollerAugust 4, 2025
Young people aren’t anti-capitalist. They’re just sick of corporate hypocrisy
Newsletters
Young people aren’t anti-capitalist. They’re just sick of corporate hypocrisy
By Kristin StollerJuly 28, 2025
The billionaires and CEOs panicking about Zohran Mamdani are wrong about Gen Z
Magazine
The billionaires and CEOs panicking about Zohran Mamdani are wrong about Gen Z
By Kristin StollerJuly 23, 2025
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Newsletters
Why a top HR executive at PwC says that in an AI-fueled labor market ‘skills are currency’
By Kristin StollerApril 16, 2025
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Newsletters
Inside JPMorgan’s new headquarters designed to lure back reluctant employees
By Kristin Stoller and Sara BraunFebruary 5, 2025
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Leadership
Philips CEO says AI could make American health care affordable and solve the staffing crisis
By Kristin StollerJanuary 23, 2025
How Corning is ushering in the AI revolution
Newsletters
How Corning is ushering in the AI revolution
By Kristin StollerDecember 6, 2024
How the 173-year-old glassmaker behind Edison’s light bulb and iPhone screens became a Silicon Valley darling
Features
How the 173-year-old glassmaker behind Edison’s light bulb and iPhone screens became a Silicon Valley darling
By Kristin StollerDecember 5, 2024
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Leadership
Booking Holdings CEO says the future of cheap flights is uncertain: ‘That’s like trying to predict the weather’
By Kristin StollerDecember 1, 2024
Camiel Irving; Vice President, US and Canada Mobility Operations, Uber.
Conferences
Uber teases new gig opportunities for humans in a world of autonomous cars
By Kristin StollerOctober 14, 2024
Saint-Gobain CEO argues green construction materials are cheaper in the long run
Newsletters
Saint-Gobain CEO argues green construction materials are cheaper in the long run
By Kristin Stoller and Joey AbramsSeptember 23, 2024
Two workers use AI on the job.
Newsletters
Should HR use a ‘set it and forget it’ approach to AI? Top CHROs say you need to take back control
By Kristin Stoller and Emma BurleighAugust 23, 2024
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