Maija Ehlinger is the Editor In Chief at various esteemed publications. She specializes in business and economics, with a focus on entrepreneurship, startups, and the intersection of technology and workforce development, including themes like AI platforms and professional training. Maija’s work has been featured in notable outlets such as CNN, WRAL, and Global Atlanta, among others.
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Maija’s coverage mainly focuses on local Atlanta-based startups and tech developments, with attention to broader marketing trends. Her emphasis on press releases suggests a preference for news directly from companies.
To best engage Maija, consider pitching stories related to Atlanta-based startups or innovative technology ventures based in Georgia. Particularly welcome are announcements of new products/services, funding rounds, expansion plans or major milestones reached by local businesses.
Given the focus on software & SaaS and sales & marketing themes, pitches discussing innovative marketing strategies employed by tech startups or insights into emerging technologies shaping these sectors may also be well received.
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