Adrianne Pasquarelli is a journalist at Ad Age. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail, finance, marketing, and advertising, with a particular focus on the beauty industry and sports marketing. Adrianne's insights and expertise have been featured in Plastics News, Crain's Chicago Business, Crain's Detroit Business, Harro Community, and Ad Age.
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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.
Given the focus on private sector announcements and heavy reliance on press releases as sources of information for her articles, Adrianne may be more receptive to pitches from companies announcing new products or initiatives. If you have a unique angle or data-driven insights related to marketing strategies or brand promotion within the private sector, it could resonate with her reporting style.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Adrianne's coverage, she appears to cover international topics within sales & marketing without specific emphasis on any particular region.
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By: Tim Nudd, Brandon Doerrer
By: Adrianne Pasquarelli, E.J. Schultz
Ad Age editors go behind the 2026 America's Hottest Brands list—what other brands can learn from our 20 winners.
By: Adrianne Pasquarelli
Hanes is refreshing its brand identity with a dose of attitude, border on swagger, in a campaign and logo update from Special US.
By: Brandon Doerrer, Tim Nudd
No Fixed Address continues to win clients as it helps marketers solve new challenges.
Through campaigns with the likes of DoorDash Canada and Felix Health, the agency is encouraging new perspectives.
By: Adrianne Pasquarelli
Global Chief Marketing Officer Jonathan Bottomley discusses how provocative campaigns such as the recent Dakota Johnson work drives growth for the brand.
By: Adrianne Pasquarelli
Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment’s Laurie Jacoby breaks down how the owner of Barclays Center, New York Liberty and Brooklyn Nets is marketing live events and boosting fandom.
Coke’s World Cup push pays off and K-Beauty products surge—plus, why it was a bad week for Shein, Nike and Hims & Hers.
