Dominic Bernard is a Finance Reporter at The Grocer. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on finance, trading, and the food and beverage sector, particularly in beverage production and consumer packaged goods. Dominic's insights and expertise have been featured in HR magazine, Global Advertising News, Printweek, and The Grocer.
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Dominic's coverage is heavily focused on the local printing industry, with a particular emphasis on business acquisitions, product promotions, and sales & marketing within this space. He often features press releases and announcements related to print equipment, companies, and industry events.
Given his focus on the printing industry in Leicester and beyond, Dominic would likely be responsive to pitches that offer unique insights into local businesses or trends within the printing sector. This could include expert commentary from industry leaders or updates on innovative print equipment relevant to his coverage area.
Pitches should center around topics such as new developments in print technology, successful business strategies within the printing industry, or notable achievements of local print companies. Connecting these angles to broader trends in sales & marketing can also enhance relevance for his coverage interests.
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