Chris Westfall is a Contributor at Forbes. He covers the evolving dynamics of leadership, with a focus on themes such as HR and workforce, careers and employment, and the intersection of business and climate change. Chris is recognized as the US National Elevator Pitch Champion and is the author of four books, showcasing his expertise across various topics including AI and business leadership.
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Chris Westfall's coverage predominantly revolves around human resources, employment, and related topics. He often cites data and provides how-to guides, indicating a preference for evidence-based content and practical advice. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer actionable insights backed by credible data.
Given the range of topics covered by Chris, including leadership changes, job security, AI usage in HR contexts, career development tips and emotional intelligence among others – consider tailoring your outreach with expertise on these subjects. Additionally, given his interest in providing practical guidance through "how-to" articles and citing data extensively - offering tangible solutions or expert analysis supported by relevant statistics could increase the chances of engagement.
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