Ben Schiller is a Journalist and business tech writer who has covered topics such as social good startups, blockchain, clean energy, the environment, finance and economics. ^[2]He is formerly the Staff Writer for Fast Company (magazine). ^[8]

In May of 2018, he became the Editor-in-chief of Breaker Magazine. ^[9]

Schiller has lived in New York City for many years, and has also lived Prague and London. ^{[4] [8]} He continues to live in New York with his wife, Marilyn Donahue-Schiller. ^[4]

Schiller holds an MSc from the London School of Economics, where he studied the Cold War, Russia, Iran, Central Europe, and the US. He graduated in 2009. Schiller wrote a dissertation on the creation of Czechoslovakia during World War 1. ^[2]

Schiiller is a graduate of University of Sussex, Class of 1997, where he majored in English Literature. ^[2]

Schiller previously edited a European management magazine and was a reporter in San Francisco, Prague for The Prague Post, and Brussels. ^[1] He joined Fast Company in 2011. ^[2]

In 2016, he became the National Press Foundation Fellow at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona as part of a program on obesity called: "Obesity’s Toll: Get the Skinny on Fat".

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