Christopher Bjorke is a digital producer and associate editor at the Portland Business Journal. With a focus on local news in Oregon and specifically in Portland, Christopher covers a range of topics including business, technology, and economic developments. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance and on KGW-TV.
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Portland, Oregon, United States (Local)
Christopher Bjorke's focus is primarily on local business and industry news in Portland, Oregon. His articles often feature information from press releases, data citations, private sector announcements, and government announcements.
He frequently covers stories related to specific companies such as Nike and Intel, along with developments in the brewery industry. Pitches offering exclusive insights into local businesses or industries in Portland would likely align well with his coverage area. Additionally, he may be interested in pitches that provide unique data or perspectives relevant to the local business community.
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In-N-Out Burger confirms plans for Clark County location - Portland Business Journal Portland Business Journal
By: Christopher Bjorke
Plus, getting to know the PBJ's 2024 Executives of the Year.
By: Christopher Bjorke
The cidery and restaurant are "a love letter to the cider community."
Nike to sign Caitlin Clark to 8-figure deal, reports say
By: Christopher Bjorke
Will In-N-Out make it a Triple-Triple for the Portland area?
Hanna Andersson hires chief brand officer - Bizwomen
A look back at Burgerville changes since 2020 Portland Business Journal
By: Christopher Bjorke
The Business Journal collects Portland-area public records on real estate transactions, liens and bankruptcies and compiles them weekly.
By: Christopher Bjorke
While a few stalwarts of the local tech landscape still occupy the top spots, the updated annual lists of the largest companies in the region inclu...
By: Christopher Bjorke
The move comes after the Timbers dropped home remodeling company DaBella as a partner after its CEO faced harassment allegations.
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