Sarah Leeson is a Producer at Boise State Public Radio. She focuses on themes related to publishing and media, culture and society, as well as business and economics, with a particular emphasis on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and energy policy. Sarah's work has been featured in Marketplace by APM and Apeiron Construction.
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Sarah Leeson's coverage primarily focuses on stories related to small businesses, entrepreneurship, finance & economy, and human resources & employment. She frequently cites data and features profiles of individuals or businesses. If you are reaching out to Sarah, consider providing insights or data that shed light on trends in small business ownership, entrepreneurial ventures, economic resilience in specific sectors or regions within the United States.
Given her interest in profiling individual stories within the context of broader economic themes, pitches centered around unique entrepreneurial journeys with a focus on financial challenges and successes could be particularly relevant. Also consider sending data-driven pitches about emerging trends within specific industries such as real estate or healthcare that tie into the broader economic landscape.
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By: Sarah Leeson, Livi Burdette
After deciding to leave behind city life, Janet Kile settled in a vintage park trailer on a flower farm in Saluda, South Carolina.
By: Sarah Leeson, Kai Ryssdal
Despite a major international conflict, markets have remained strong. There's historical precedent for that.
Alanna Okun, a writer and game designer, said the game has become a stand-in for a “thing people do when they are messing around on their phones.”
By: Sarah Leeson
The family-owned Backwards Distilling Company decided to open a second location in Wyoming this year, despite an uncertain market.
By: Sarah Leeson
“I didn't fall in love with the house when I walked in,” said Ashley Pincenti, a first-time homeowner in Bartlett, Illinois. “I had signs telling me: ‘This is your house.'”
By: Sarah Leeson, Nicholas Guiang
From a young age, La Toya Luces-Sampson wanted to become a doctor — and she did. But since then, her entrepreneurial spirit has led her along a winding career path.
By: Sarah Leeson, Kai Ryssdal, Nela Richardson
To make the most of its huge working age population, India needs to develop its workforce at all levels — whether that's at a visual effects company, or at night schools.
By: Sarah Leeson, Nela Richardson, Kai Ryssdal
Siblings Jay and Neha Shroff are looking to grow the family business, but there are some serious economic headwinds in their way.
By: Andie Corban, Kai Ryssdal, Sarah Leeson, Nela Richardson
Qure.ai uses AI for early detection of diseases. Its CEO thinks India will be on the forefront of AI use.
By: Sarah Leeson, Kai Ryssdal
As war in the Middle East continues, what's the economic view like for the Fed, consumers, and businesses?
