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Brad Hamilton
Editor-in-chief
Veteran investigative reporter and editor with 35 years in journalism. Served as the New York Post's first investigations editor. Stories in the New York Times, LA Times, Playboy, Harper's, Village Voice. Now editor of The Hatch Institute, a New York non-profit that publishes longform enterprise work and mentors journalists.
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