Bryan Gottlieb is an Editor at Online News. He has over a decade of experience covering a diverse range of topics including business, construction, energy policy, and infrastructure development, with a focus on the construction and real estate sectors. Gottlieb's work has been featured in Roofing Contractor Magazine, Detroit Metro Times, and Engineering News-Record.
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Bryan's coverage heavily focuses on the roofing industry, with a significant emphasis on business and marketing topics. He also covers construction-related news. Since Bryan appears to favor press releases and breaking news in his articles, he may be inclined towards pitches that offer exclusive insights or newsworthy developments within the roofing and construction sectors.
Given his focus on national coverage in the United States, pitches should align with this geographic scope. If you have unique company announcements or sales strategies related to roofing businesses or building materials, Bryan might find them particularly compelling.
While Bryan's main focus is business & industry as well as sales & marketing within the context of roofing and construction, some sports content such as baseball (MLB) is also covered occasionally.
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By: Bryan Gottlieb
Consortium including Cintra, Transurban, and AECOM among others will hold a 50-year revenue-risk concession.
By: Bryan Gottlieb
A revived pipeline proposal advances after years of permit setbacks, as regulators now cite new technical findings on sediment disturbance, burial depth and marine impacts.
By: Bryan Gottlieb
Existing transmission infrastructure gives TeraWulf Kentucky data center access to 482 MW of capacity as the developer moves toward financing and full-scale construction.
By: Bryan Gottlieb
A 44-minute wave of resignations triggered a legal fight over client relationships, restrictive employment agreements and the movement of specialized construction-risk talent.
By: Bryan Gottlieb
Kairos, Barnard and Oak Ridge researchers are applying lessons from early reactor projects to tackle cost, schedule and code barriers facing advanced nuclear deployment.
By: Bryan Gottlieb
DC court ruling leaves permits intact while crews install liquefaction modules, storage-tank roofs and generating equipment at the massive and controversial Gulf Coast project
By: Bryan Gottlieb
The Janus initiative pairs reactor makers with five Army bases, using milestone funding to move advanced nuclear technology from demonstrations toward long-term power production.
By: Bryan Gottlieb
Ambitious Starship space launch complex plans face unanswered questions over construction phasing, workforce needs and building a massive facility amid Louisiana's vulnerable coastal marshlands.
By: Bryan Gottlieb
Texas will prioritize existing projects while directing added funding toward rural corridors, economic hubs and some of the state's most congested roadways through 2036.
By: Bryan Gottlieb
Foundation work is underway on a 300,000-sq-ft transformer plant set to send 75% of its annual production to customers in the US.
