In his more than two decades at the helm of Guinness World Records (GWR), Editor-in-Chief Craig Glenday has witnessed some of the most astonishing and unforgettable moments in the world of record-breaking.
From meeting the world’s tallest and oldest individuals to rubbing shoulders with astronauts and celebrities, Glenday’s unique role has taken him places few could imagine. Among his remarkable experiences is a memorable encounter where media icon Oprah Winfrey once gave Glenday’s number to former U.S. President Barack Obama—a testament to the unusual and exciting opportunities the job has offered.
As Guinness World Records celebrates its 70th anniversary this year, Glenday is taking a moment to reflect on the journey so far and to look ahead to what the future holds.
“This is a truly unique job. Over the years, it has allowed me to meet extraordinary people and witness incredible feats that continue to inspire me,” he said.
With over 20 years steering the iconic record-keeping organization, Glenday has become the face of GWR, championing the stories behind the records and bringing a sense of wonder to millions worldwide.
As the celebration of seven decades of world records unfolds, fans and followers can expect exciting new chapters and fresh, awe-inspiring achievements to be documented under Glenday’s watchful eye.
