Fara Warner is an accomplished journalist, author, and entrepreneur with an extensive background in media, journalism, and sustainability. She presently serves as the Vice President of Practice Change with Solutions Journalism Network, where she leads a team dedicated to transforming journalism for a more equitable and sustainable world. She is also the Initiative Manager for Business & Sustainability with the same organization, focusing on the solutions that businesses create and support to address social issues such as climate change and social justice.

Fara's passion for women's advancement in all areas of society is evident from her work as a Leadership Ambassador with Take The Lead, a nonprofit devoted to advancing women in journalism. She teaches workshops and coaches women within the 50 Women Can Change The World Program, a cohort of 50 women in journalism brought together in February 2019 to inspire change in the industry. She is also a board member and Co-founder of A Picture's Worth, a nonprofit journalism technology startup that tells history forward.

Prior to this shift to entrepreneurship, coaching, and teaching, Fara led a team of journalism-forward creators at Dow Jones, where she created best-in-class custom content solutions for the world's largest advertisers, with a focus on excellence and creativity. Before returning to Dow Jones, where she previously worked as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, Fara led editorial teams at Aol Inc., overseeing all aspects of the editorial from editing to distribution for brands such as TechCrunch and Engadget.

Fara's educational background includes a Master's of Science in Journalism from Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism and a none in China globalization from the University of Michigan. She is also an author, having written the business book "The Power of the Purse: How Smart Companies Are Adapting to the World's Most Important Consumers--Women."