Amy Edelen is a technology and banking reporter based in Phoenix, Arizona. She writes for various publications including the Charlotte Business Journal, ABC15 Arizona, and KTAR FM. With a focus on the local business landscape, Amy covers topics such as semiconductor projects, partnerships in the technology sector, and executive changes in the industry.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
Amy Edelen’s articles largely focus on business news and private sector announcements, particularly in the technology and clean energy sectors. She covers a wide range of topics including semiconductor industry, clean energy, electric vehicles, technology startups, banking and finance.
Given her coverage attributes which include press releases and private sector announcements as well as her thematic coverage of business news across various industries (especially technology-related), she would likely respond positively to pitches that offer exclusive access to company executives for interviews or provide insights into emerging trends within these sectors. If you are representing a company making significant moves in the semiconductor industry, clean energy or electric vehicle space within the United States or specifically Arizona/Phoenix area, Amy could be an ideal contact for your pitch.
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