George Gendron Email & Phone Number

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

A podcast about magazines and the people who made (and make) them.

Boston, MA

Working on client consulting projects and developing content related to the burgeoning independent work life in the U.S. and abroad.

New York, United States

New York, NY

Returned to Inc. to create new sources of revenue and new business models for the Inc. brand. Created The Build Network, a multimedia venture for the middle market, providing content marketing, proprietary research and thought leadership services to corporations who desired channels to reach the middle market. Launched award-winning print quarterly and.

Clark University, Worcester Ma

Leveraging my years leading the creative team at Inc. Magazine and building a network of exceptional company builders and innovators, I designed an unusual program in innovation and entrepreneurship for undergraduate students in the liberal arts, the performing arts, the sciences, and social sciences. The goal was not to graduate entrepreneurs, but to help.

Boston, MA

Editor-in-Chief of Inc. Magazine, creating the world's premiere business magazine for leaders of small to mid-sized growing companies. Led the company through its sale to German media giant Bertelsmann in 2001. Created the Inc. 500, a ranking of America's fastest-growing private companies,which has become an international brand in its own right. The Inc..

Boston, MA

Recruited to become Editor-in-Chief at 26 yrs. old after invaluable training at New York Magazine. Back in mid-seventies Boston was home to an astonishing pool of journalistic talent. Thanks to the work of a young, imaginative, and fearless team of writers, editors, designers, and photographers, we transformed Boston Mag from a failing, timid.

New York, NY

Started out at New York Magazine as the mailboy. Imagine sorting mail for Tom Wolfe, Nora Ephron, Jimmy Breslin, Dick Reeves, Gail Sheehy, Nik Cohn and, of course, Clay Felker and Milton Glaser. Talked my way into the newsroom and onto the arts and entertainment section of the mag, and worked with Judith Crist, Barbara Rose, Tom Hess, Alan Rich, and John.