Ben Wright is an Associate Editor and Columnist based in Nashville, United States. He writes for The Telegraph and Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including sports, economics, and politics. His work has also been featured in various publications such as BBC News, Forbes, and The Washington Post.
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Ben Wright's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly soccer and the activities of Nashville SC. His attention to event coverage and government announcements suggests he would be interested in updates related to sporting events, especially those involving Nashville SC or MLS teams.
Given his focus on specific teams and events, Ben may be receptive to interviews with players, coaches, or team officials from these organizations. He might also be interested in insights into how recent government announcements could impact the sports industry at large.
It's worth noting that while some articles reference British economic matters, this seems tangential to his primary focus on sports. Therefore, reaching out with pitches tied directly to soccer-related topics is likely your best approach when engaging with Ben.
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