Adrianne Pasquarelli is the Special Projects Editor and a Senior Reporter at Ad Age, where she covers retail and finance. Her reporting focuses on marketing strategies, consumer trends, and the evolving retail landscape. Pasquarelli's work has also appeared in other Crain's publications, as well as industry-specific outlets like Plastics News and Harro Community.
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Adrianne Pasquarelli's articles predominantly cover sales and marketing, focusing on product promotions, branding, advertising, and business growth. Her coverage attributes show that she often uses press releases and cites data in her work.
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