Greig Cameron is a Scottish business editor at The Times. He covers a range of topics including energy and mining, agriculture and farming, as well as broader themes in business and economics, with a focus on markets, taxes, ESG, and business leaders in the oil and gas sector. Greig's work has been featured in The Times.
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Greig Cameron's coverage heavily focuses on the Scottish economy, tax hikes, business leaders, the Scottish budget, jobs in Scotland, and the hospitality sector. To effectively reach out to him consider providing data-backed insights or exclusive information related to these topics. Since his geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), pitches should be tailored with a specific emphasis on developments and trends within Scotland.
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