Saul Hansell

Saul Hansell is a seasoned media professional and digital innovator with extensive experience in journalism, content strategy, and technology. He currently works as an independent Business & Technology Communications consultant, specializing in content strategy and thought leadership.1

Career Highlights

Journalism Background: Saul Hansell had a distinguished career at The New York Times, where he:

• Founded and edited the Bits Blog (2007-2009)1
• Covered digital media and e-commerce (1997-2007)1
• Reported on wireless, cable, and telecommunications (2009)1

Entrepreneurial Ventures: After his time at The New York Times, Hansell:

• Served as Programming Director of Seed.com at AOL (2009-2011)1
• Founded Sii.TV, a startup for interactive video newscasts (2012-2014)1
• Became an Entrepreneur in Residence at Betaworks (2011-2012)1

Recent Roles: Currently, Hansell is involved in several professional capacities:

• Co-Founder & Chief Content Officer at ESG Media Labs (April 2022 - Present)1
• Independent Business & Technology Communications consultant (2014 - Present)1
• Startup Advisor for various companies (2014 - Present)1

Expertise and Skills

Hansell is known for his ability to:

• Simplify complex topics in areas such as quantum computing, cryptocurrency, AI, and digital media1
• Develop content strategies and articulate visions for organizations1
• Advise growing companies on content, strategy, fundraising, and product design1

His diverse experience in journalism, entrepreneurship, and consulting has positioned him as a valuable resource in the digital media and technology landscape.