Allison Kaplan is the Editor-in-Chief at Twin Cities Business. She specializes in business and economics, with a focus on retail, technology, and workplace culture, drawing from her extensive experience in publishing and media. Her work has been featured in Twin Cities Business, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, and Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd.
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Allison's coverage focuses on local news, with an emphasis on evolving stories and government-related announcements. She has a strong interest in business, real estate, work-life balance, and entertainment topics within the context of Minnesota and Minneapolis.
Given her focus on local affairs and government & politics themes, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses' success stories or challenges. She could also be receptive to insights into real estate trends specific to the Minnesota market. Additionally, given her interest in work-life balance topics, pitches about innovative workplace practices or unique company cultures might resonate with her.
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