Brooke Sutherland is the Boston Bureau Chief at Bloomberg Opinion. She covers a range of topics including manufacturing, corporate finance, and sustainability, with a particular focus on industrials and M&A. Her insights and analysis have been featured in notable publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, and Crain's Chicago Business.
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Brooke's coverage primarily focuses on the industrial sector, manufacturing, mergers and acquisitions, workforce issues, and airlines. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements. Therefore, reaching out with pitches supported by relevant data or insights from industry reports could be effective.
Given her focus on workforce issues in the industrial sector, offering expert commentary on labor trends or educational initiatives related to manufacturing could be well-received.
Additionally, considering her interest in M&A activity within the industrial space and its impact on companies' performance may lead to successful pitches if they offer unique perspectives or insider knowledge about such transactions.
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By: Greg Ryan, Yash Roy, Brooke Sutherland
Troy Jackson, a former senior state lawmaker, is on track to secure the Democratic US Senate nomination in Maine, replacing Graham Platner, a progressive favorite who was pushed out of the race amid sexual assault allegations.
By: Greg Ryan, Brooke Sutherland, Yash Roy
Troy Jackson, a former senior state lawmaker, is on track to secure the Democratic U.S.
By: Greg Ryan, Yash Roy, Brooke Sutherland
Troy Jackson, a former senior state lawmaker, is on track to secure the Democratic U.S.
By: Greg Ryan, Yash Roy
Troy Jackson, a former senior state lawmaker, is on track to secure the Democratic US Senate nomination in Maine as other contenders, including former Illinois public health chief Nirav Shah, drop out of the race to replace Graham Platner.
A rise in hacks of industrial companies shows the need to spend more heavily on defenses in an unnerving new era.
The construction boom is starting to trickle down more broadly across the industrial ecosystem.
By: Brooke Sutherland
Companies say there’s still more demand than they can handle. But they’re also taking precautions so they don’t end up holding the bag if spending slows.
NVent Electric Plc agreed to buy power distribution company Maverick Power for $1.75 billion as the company looks to boost exposure to surging AI data center construction.
Companies are increasingly seeking more ownership of their supply chain. Some are just more subtle than others.
The barriers to entry for the building bonanza need to be more robust.
