Alyssa Place

Editor-In-Chief

Preston's Summary

Alyssa Place is the Editor-in-Chief at Arizent and has been with the Employee Benefit News team since 2019. Her work focuses on mental health, DEI, women at work, financial wellness, retirement, and workplace culture, reflecting her commitment to social issues and business leadership. Alyssa's writing has been featured in American Banker and Employee Benefit News, among other prominent outlets.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Cites Data: 59 %
Press Release: 12 %
Government Announcement: 8 %
How To Guide: 6 %
Profile Feature: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Labor Laws
  • Labor Markets
  • Remote Work & Digital Nomads

Pitching Insights

Alyssa's coverage indicates a focus on human resources, employment, and personal finance within the United States. She heavily relies on data and press releases for her articles.

Based on this pattern, Alyssa would likely be receptive to pitches that provide access to relevant studies or surveys related to workplace benefits, employee wellness, financial wellness, healthcare as well as diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

Furthermore, she may also welcome insights from industry professionals who can offer informed perspectives supported by credible data. Given her national focus within the US, sources with expertise in US labor laws and regulations could be particularly valuable for her coverage.

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