Holly Quinn is a Reporter at Delaware Public Media. She covers a range of topics including HR and workforce dynamics, technology innovations, and business economics, with a particular focus on AI and machine learning. Holly's work has been featured in Delaware Public Media, Delaware State News, and Technical.ly.
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Holly Quinn's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and business news in Delaware, with a particular emphasis on technology and innovation. Her articles often cite data or press releases, indicating a preference for factual information.
If you are reaching out to Holly Quinn, consider providing insights into local Delaware business developments or technological innovations. Press releases regarding tech events or initiatives within the state may be of interest to her as well. Additionally, offering commentary supported by relevant data could enhance the appeal of your pitch.
Given her focus on Delaware-specific topics and the use of press releases and event coverage, it's important to tailor pitches specifically related to Delaware's economy, technology sector advancements, leadership programs within the region, or innovative ventures originating from this area.
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By: Holly Quinn
Jil Ross of Chicago’s Funda Brands is learning retail from scratch. She hopes her journey inspires other women to launch their second act.
By: Holly Quinn
The city rejected a zoning change for a proposed 24-megawatt facility, while an unnamed 100-megawatt project somewhere in Kent County is still unaccounted for.
By: Holly Quinn
The company is hiring to quadruple staff size as founder Lilly Chen bets her people-first approach to public sector IT can successfully scale.
The term can signal technical credibility, but a matched analysis of YC companies found no fundraising advantage — and it may not age well, founders say.
By: Holly Quinn
Answers from the 2026 RealLIST survey show winding career paths, founder-heavy workplaces, small teams and AI woven into everyday work.
The climatetech startup, which relocated from Brooklyn and closed a $2M pre-seed, believes its platform can help reduce emissions throughout the supply chain.
By: Holly Quinn
The Philly robotics company started spring with an IPO. Then came the board investigation — but leaders say it’s still on track for growth.
By: Holly Quinn
Comments from Technical.ly’s 2026 RealLIST Innovators show how unexpected experiences can lead to building new technology.
By: Holly Quinn
Merck’s $1 billion biologics center and the proposed Project Washington data center show how differently large developments can translate into jobs, land use and environmental demands.
After years of development and FDA clearance, the Coatesville startup is moving into manufacturing and sales.
