Brett Mills is a Visiting Professor of Media. He specializes in health and wellness, real estate, and transportation policy, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Brett's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WETM-TV (NBC), Yahoo News, and CBS 42, among others.
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Brett Mills primarily focuses on local community events, healthcare, education, sports (golf), and government initiatives in the United States with a specific focus on New York and Elmira. His coverage attributes show that he frequently covers event-based stories as well as government announcements and press releases.
To effectively reach out to Brett Mills, consider pitching human-interest stories related to local community events, educational initiatives or developments in healthcare within the Elmira area. Additionally, topics related to golf tips may also be of interest given his coverage of sports.
Given his inclusion of seasonal themes such as Alzheimer’s walks happening at Watkins Glen International and theatre performances taking place locally, timely pitches tied to local seasons or holidays may resonate well with him.
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