Emma Ockerman is an audience engagement specialist at VICE Media. She focuses on topics such as markets, inflation, real estate, and social issues, often exploring the implications of these areas in relation to Joe Biden's policies. Emma's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, Newswav, and Caixin Global.
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Emma's articles primarily focus on finance-related topics in the United States, with a keen interest in issues such as rent affordability, minimum wage, pay inequality, and climate change. She often cites data and covers government announcements related to these themes.
Given Emma's coverage attributes and topics covered, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer expert analysis or insights backed by relevant data on financial trends impacting low-income communities and marginalized groups across the United States. Pitches focusing on new research findings or policy developments related to systemic economic inequalities would also align well with her coverage style.
Remember that Emma has a national geographic focus within the US when tailoring your pitch to ensure relevance for her audience.
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By: Emma Ockerman
Monday's top personal finance stories.
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Wednesday's top personal finance stories.
By: Emma Ockerman
Some have come to see air-conditioning access as both a public-health and racial-equity issue.
By: Emma Ockerman
Thursday's top personal finance stories.
By: Emma Ockerman
Living in a formerly redlined neighborhood is linked to higher risk of stroke, heart attack and other cardiovascular emergencies, a new study says.
By: Emma Ockerman
“We must provide renters with the necessary resources to safeguard their interests," HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge said.
By: Emma Ockerman
'People would start to equate having a bad score with being a bad person.'
A Long Island law banned face masks in the name of public safety. The first person to be arrested for violating it was an 18-year-old carrying a knife.
By: Emma Ockerman, Pak Yiu
Tiny margins in battleground states spotlight voters like Wisconsin's Hmong community
By: Pak Yiu, Emma Ockerman
(Nikkei Asia) — On July 27, Doug Emhoff walked onto a stage in a small Wisconsin city 1,200 kilometers northwest of Washington. He spoke on behalf of his wife, Kamala Harris, just six days after the vice president of the U.S. launched her bid to win the presidency for the Democratic Party this November.
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