Saul Hansell
Saul Hansell is journalist and content strategist with deep experience in business, finance, and technology. For 17 years, he was an award-winning writer and editor at the New York Times, covering finance and technology. He started the Bits blog for the Times. In 2009, he joined AOL to run its Seed.com content network and then became the big news editor at the Huffington Post. In 2012, he founded Sii.TV, which created technology to enable personalized video newscasts on demand for mobile devices and connected televisions. In recent years, he has worked with large corporations, startups and investor groups on content strategy and content marketing projects.
How $20 billion food giant General Mills turned its climate goals into action
Its Climate Transition Action Plan identifies dozens of initiatives, but the company acknowledges that they are not enough. Read More
What’s next for Fannie Mae’s 12-year $120 billion quest for green housing
It's the largest issuer of green bonds, but only a small portion of the homes it finances meet environmental standards. Read More
