Clay Dillow, Fortune

Clay Dillow

Fortune

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Past:
  • Fortune
  • Popular Science
  • CNBC
  • National Geographic
  • FiveThirtyEight
  • Entrepreneur

Past articles by Clay:

Turning ESG intentions into action: ‘The most important thing is to just get started’

For leaders, it’s imperative to find a way to integrate their organization’s mission, sustainability, and social impact strategies in a unified way. → Read More

Executives on the role of business in society: ‘Just stating a purpose is absolutely not enough’

How do you decide which issues to speak out about, and which issues to keep quiet on? How do you stand up for your values while steering clear of politics? → Read More

To future-proof a workforce, kill the perpetual hiring machine and embrace lifelong learning

In the war for talent, CEOs must focus on attracting, retaining, educating, and reskilling employees to create sustainability within the organization. Employee needs have also shifted, however, with flexibility and well-being top of mind. → Read More

Legendary winemaker Brunello di Montalcino releases a vintage marking the end of an era

Since 1888, only 36 vintages have been deemed good enough to release as Biondi-Santi Riserva wines. → Read More

How the $3.6 Billion Cognac Industry Is Trying to Outrun Climate Change

Harvests are coming weeks earlier than they used to, and the high heat and long summers are prompting the grapes to produce a sweeter, less acidic base wine for distillation. → Read More

How the $3.6 Billion Cognac Industry Is Trying to Outrun Climate Change

Harvests are coming weeks earlier than they used to, and the high heat and long summers are prompting the grapes to produce a sweeter, less acidic base wine for distillation. → Read More

How This Pacific Northwest Distiller Is Making a New American Whiskey From the Ground Up

Skagit Valley, approximately an hour north of Seattle, happens to be one of the world's premier barley growing regions. → Read More

5 Bottles That Will Put You at the Center of Irish Whiskey’s Renaissance

Irish whiskey is in the midst of an incredible rebound, and consumers are taking note. → Read More

5 Bottles That Will Put You at the Center of Irish Whiskey’s Renaissance

Irish whiskey is in the midst of an incredible rebound, and consumers are taking note. → Read More

Why the Best Thing to Pair With Oysters Is a Deeply Smoky Scotch

Oysters, it turns out, pair fantastically with whiskey, particularly Scotch whiskeys from Scotland’s coastal regions. → Read More

Why the Best Thing to Pair With Oysters Is a Deeply Smoky Scotch

A nearly surreal sort of symbiosis in which one side of the duo both echoes and contrasts with flavors from the other. → Read More

The 6 Most Interesting New Whiskies You Should Be Drinking Right Now

A few of our favorite whiskies to reach U.S. shelves over the past several months. → Read More

How Yeti’s $300 Coolers Evolved Into the Hottest Outdoor Lifestyle Accessory

Yeti has proved particularly adept at connecting directly with consumers by simply letting the quality of its products speak for themselves. → Read More

How Yeti’s $300 Coolers Evolved Into the Hottest Outdoor Lifestyle Accessory

Yeti has proved particularly adept at connecting directly with consumers. → Read More

Inside BenRiach: Scotland's Most Eclectic Scotch Whisky Maker

The distillery's tendency toward the unconventional emerged decades before BenRiach began bottling its own single malts. → Read More

How a Tiny Italian Resort Is Reviving Venetian Viticulture

Venissa’s small outturn, often just 2,500-3,500 bottles per year, has made it a sought-after wine among oenophiles. → Read More

To Catch A Bomb-Maker

The insurgent began with a cordless phone—one of the knockoffs of a Chinese-built Senao so popular in northern Iraq. → Read More

The New Most Expensive Wine Comes from Hungary

Tokaji Essencia, worth $40,000 a bottle, is bringing Hungarian wine back to the top of the fine wine market. → Read More

The World’s Most Expensive Wine Is From Hungary

Tokaji Essencia, worth $40,000 a bottle, is bringing Hungarian wine back to the top of the fine wine market. → Read More

A Korean Sports Sedan That Demands to Be Taken Seriously

The Genesis G70 holds its own against the German sport sedans. → Read More