Footwear and apparel, sports business reporter
Demi Lawrence is a footwear and apparel, sports business reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including corporate finance, corporate sustainability, cannabis business, and renewable energy, often exploring themes in business, economics, and investment. Demi's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Seattle Business Journal, Yahoo Finance, and Fortune.
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Demi Lawrence's coverage primarily focuses on local business and sports-related news in Portland, Oregon. She shows a specific interest in businesses such as Nike and Columbia, making her receptive to pitches related to these companies' activities or their impact on the local economy.
Given Demi's emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, she is likely open to receiving information about new business developments, product launches, or corporate strategies from relevant industry sources based in Portland.
As she often covers legal & compliance topics within the context of local businesses like Nike and Columbia, Demi may also be interested in insights from legal experts with knowledge of this particular industry.
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Interim CFOs are now being hired for “episodic” moments in a company’s journey, experts say.
“We are winning in the segments that matter most, including full-size trucks and SUVs,” CFO Paul Jacobson said.
