Marc Gunther

Marc Gunther is a journalist, author, and speaker whose career encompasses reporting on business, sustainability, and social responsibility. Gunther covered politics, government, and television for newspapers in New Jersey, Connecticut, and Michigan, and later wrote extensively about the social and environmental impact of business for Fortune, GreenBiz, and The Guardian. At Fortune, he produced cover stories on topics such as the greening of Walmart, BYD, Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and the financial crisis, and spirituality in the workplace.

Gunther is the author or co-author of four books, including "Faith and Fortune: How Compassionate Capitalism is Transforming American Business." He also wrote "Monday Night Mayhem: The Inside Story of Monday Night Football" with Bill Carter, which was adapted into a TV movie. His book "Suck It Up: How Capturing Carbon from the Air Can Help Solve the Climate Crisis" was published as an Amazon Kindle Single.

Gunther has appeared before corporate audiences and at conferences as a moderator and speaker. He was creator and co-chair of Brainstorm Green, Fortune's conference on business and the environment. His reporting covers topics such as globalization, environmental activism, corporate social responsibility, corporate governance, AIDS, Internet censorship in China, and gay rights in corporate America.

Gunther has written about foundations, nonprofits, psychedelics, animal welfare, global poverty, and related subjects on his blog Nonprofit Chronicles and at Medium. His work has also appeared in The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Stanford Social Innovation Review, The New York Times, Washington Post, Vox, YaleEnvironment360, and Slate. A graduate of Yale University, Gunther provides analysis on issues at the intersection of business, society, and the public good.