Erik Spanberg is a Senior Staff Writer at various esteemed publications. He focuses on themes such as sports, sports business, aviation and aerospace, as well as business and economics, with particular attention to commercial and private airlines, real estate development, and corporate finance. Erik's work has been featured in outlets including Yahoo Finance, Sports Business Journal, and the Triad Business Journal, among others.
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Charlotte, United States (Local)
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Erik Spanberg's coverage is primarily focused on local news, particularly in Charlotte and North Carolina. His articles cover a wide range of topics including sports events, business developments, sponsorships, and local government announcements.
Given his focus on local events and businesses in Charlotte and North Carolina, pitches to Erik should highlight the impact or relevance to these specific geographic areas. For example, if you have insights into local business trends or upcoming sporting events in Charlotte or North Carolina that would interest his readership.
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By: Erik Spanberg
It's a red card for PSLs.
By: Erik Spanberg
Charlotte FC, sports foundation see All-Star Game as important next step for expanding event roster.
By: Erik Spanberg
Where do we go now? CRTPO to decide in September.
By: Erik Spanberg
An incentives fund that survived the state's budget fight could help bring the FIFA Women's World Cup and other major events to Charlotte.
By: Erik Spanberg
Temerity Baseball poised to grow in North Carolina — again.
By: Erik Spanberg
The Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization will vote Sept. 23 on whether to reverse its May rescission of the project.
By: Erik Spanberg
Airport has lost two tops execs in the past eight months.
By: Erik Spanberg
Golf event pumped nearly $200 million into regional economy.
By: Erik Spanberg
Panthers score new TV deal.
By: Erik Spanberg
Wanna bet? More and more North Carolinians say yes.
