Hank Gilman
Deputy Managing Editor
Fortune
Hank Gilman is deputy managing editor at Fortune, working with managing editor Andy Serwer to oversee all edit content at the magazine.
Before assuming this position, Gilman was managing editor of FSB: Fortune Small Business. He also edited the Small Business edition of Fortune, a special edit section launched in 1997 to target managers and directors of small businesses.
Before joining Fortune, Gilman was business editor at Newsweek, where his staff won two Gerald Loeb awards. He also conceived and launched Computer & The Family (now entitled E-Life), Newsweek's annual technology magazine.
Prior to that, Gilman worked as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and as assistant business editor at The Boston Globe, where he oversaw the Sunday business section. He was also the Globe's personal finance columnist for two years.
Gilman has a B.A. from the University of South Carolina and a master's degree from Indiana University.