A Canadian journalist named Edward Graydon Carter has a net worth of $12 million and a salary of approximately $8 million.
The birthplace of Edward Graydon Carter was Toronto, Ontario, Canada in July 1949.
The magazine Spy was co-founded by him in 1986, and he has been managing the magazine Vanity Fair since 1992.
In 1973, Carter co-founded The Canadian Review, which went on to achieve awards and become the third-largest circulated magazine in Canada before going bankrupt in 1978.
Carter migrated to the United States.
He spent five years at Time magazine before moving to Life magazine in 1983. He later co-founded Spy with Kurt Andersen and Tom Phillips, which ran from 1986 to 1998.
Prior to his tenure as editor at the New York Observer, Carter was employed by Vanity Fair.
He has been recognized with 14 National Magazine Awards and is a member of the Magazine Editors’ Hall of Fame.
Carter’s writing credits include What We’ve Lost, Tom Ford: Ten Years 2004, and Spy – The Funny Years.
He made it known in 2017 that he was leaving Vanity Fair.