Christen McCurdy is an editor for Oregon Business magazine, focusing on local business and economic news in Oregon, particularly in the Portland area. With a passion for storytelling, Christen covers a wide range of topics including entrepreneurship, technology, and community development.
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Christen McCurdy's journalistic focus is primarily on local business and industry in Oregon, particularly Portland. She frequently covers press releases, government announcements, private sector news, and cites data with a strong emphasis on employment trends and the impact of technology on businesses.
Given her focus on local business activities and employment trends in Oregon, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into emerging technologies impacting local industries or unique stories about businesses contributing to the region's economy.
Pitches related to new business ventures, technological innovations within Oregon-based companies or how national economic trends are playing out at a local level may also resonate well with Christen.
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