Claire Zillman

The Broadsheet, Fortune Most Powerful Women by Kristen Bellstrom, Claire Zillman, and Emma Hinchliffe

The Broadsheet, Fortune Most Powerful Women by Kristen Bellstrom, Claire Zillman, and Emma Hinchliffe

No to free lunches. Yes to eight weeks of caregiver leave.

Chief thrived during COVID; now members are flagging its ‘growing pains.’

She says working within constraints—like those of a haiku—helps focus teams.

A decades-old law sought to limit lenders’ power—with one big exception.

The billionaire’s reported consideration of NBCUniversal’s Linda Yaccarino aligns with a limited track record of working alongside powerful women.

Dianne Feinstein’s replacement won’t say whether she’ll seek election when the late Senator’s term expires.

Only two firms on Fortune’s 2024 100 Best Companies to Work For list require workers to be in the office four or more days a week.

The 2024 Most Powerful Women list will be Fortune’s 27th annual ranking; we’re eager to discover new executives who should be on our radar.