Grant Welker is a journalist for Sentinel & Enterprise, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. He also writes for various publications such as Charlotte Business Journal, New England Cable News, NBC Boston Stations, and Worcester Business Journal. Grant's articles cover a wide range of topics including business, economics, transportation, healthcare, and social issues.
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Grant's focus on local news related to business, housing, and healthcare in the Massachusetts area indicates that he would likely be receptive to pitches related to these topics. He often cites data and press releases, suggesting a preference for fact-based stories backed by credible sources.
For Grant Welker, consider pitching stories about new businesses opening in the area, housing affordability issues or developments in healthcare policies or facilities within Massachusetts and Boston specifically. Additionally, relevant data-driven analyses related to employment rates and economic growth could also catch his attention.
Given his geographic focus on Massachusetts (including Worcester) as well as Boston specifically, ensure that any pitch aligns with this regional scope when reaching out to him.
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