Morgan Clendaniel

Morgan Clendaniel is a senior editor at Fast Company. Morgan previously worked as deputy editor at GOOD Magazine from January 2006 to December 2011. At GOOD, they oversaw every aspect of creating the first 21 issues of the magazine and grew the subscriber base to over 100,000. Morgan also received numerous awards, including three National Magazine Award nominations and three Folio Awards.

Clendaniel personally edited Transparency, a groundbreaking series of infographics that was nominated for a National Magazine Award for Best Section. Online, the section was responsible for one-third of all site traffic. Morgan also managed the creation and development of Good’s website into a vital web platform, publishing more than 20 stories, videos, and graphics per day, and reaching more than 2 million unique visitors a month.

In addition, they directed and produced co-branded projects for more than 20 corporate and nonprofit clients, most notably the GOOD Sheet, a series of 12 posters about election issues placed in each U.S. Starbucks for two months in 2008 and Roadmap to Harmony, a campaign—in partnership with Toyota Prius—consisting of an interactive mini-site and a print booklet distributed in The New York Times.

Morgan Clendaniel received a BA in Classics and Archaeology from Brown University.

They work with Mark Wilson - Senior Writer, Ainsley Harris - Senior Writer, and Mark Sullivan - Senior Writer. Their manager is David Lidsky, Deputy Editor.