Brennan Doherty is a Writer-for-Hire at various publications including the Toronto Star, TVO, and Wealthsimple. He specializes in themes such as education, higher education, and sports, while also covering topics related to journalism and media. Brennan's work has been featured in prominent outlets like The Washington Post, Forbes, and The Globe and Mail.
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Brennan Doherty's coverage predominantly focuses on Canadian business, real estate, finance, and retail. He also covers technology but to a lesser extent. Given his focus on press releases and citing data in his articles, he may be interested in pitches with strong statistical or research-based angles related to the Canadian market trends within these industries.
Considering the frequent event coverage and profile features in Brennan's work, he might be open to receiving pitches that offer exclusive access or interviews with key figures within the Canadian business world. This could include industry leaders discussing market trends, innovative strategies employed by successful companies, or insights into unique challenges faced by businesses operating in Canada.
While sports is not a primary focus for Brennan, it does feature prominently enough that relevant story ideas relating to the intersection of sports and business could potentially pique his interest.
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By: Brennan Doherty
This summer, Wade Sharp '28 took to the skies with a Delta Air Lines summer internship.
By: Brennan Doherty
| By Brennan Doherty '19 The story by UNC Hussman alumni Brennan Doherty '19 and video by John Roberts '16 (M.A.) was originally published
The tiresome cliches actually apply to Wade Sharp and his commercial pilot aspirations. The Carolina junior’s career plans really are taking off. He’s reac
The inaugural Town-Gown internship program partners Carolina Covenant students with Chapel Hill and Carrboro workplaces.
By: Brennan Doherty
Carolina football will make program history when it plays its first international game against Texas Christian University Aug. 29 in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin.
By: Brennan Doherty
After UNC's encouraging season-opening win against TCU, Tar Heel fans had to sit through a bye week as the rest of college football world kicked off.
The Tar Heel hoops legend is co-teaching a sports communication class with longtime friend Livis Freeman.
By: Brennan Doherty
The Tar Heels danced and chanted in the visitors locker room at Acrisure Stadium before quieting as head coach Bill Belichick began to speak.
After experiencing the thrills of late wins the past two weeks, UNC felt the pain of losing on the final play in Saturday's 31-30 overtime loss to Syracuse at Kenan Stadium.
Accelerated Research scholars Suhan Asaigoli and Madelyn Coble '26 found community and learned how to navigate research as undergraduates.
