Ian Wood is a freelance writer with a focus on local ski resorts and outdoor activities in the Squaw Valley area of California. He has a passion for capturing the thrill and excitement of skiing and snowboarding, as well as providing insights into lesser-known resorts and events in the region.
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Ian Wood’s coverage predominantly focuses on skiing, ski resorts, and related events with a local focus in the United States, specifically California's Squaw Valley. Given this emphasis, he is likely to respond well to pitches involving new developments or unique features at ski resorts in his area. Story angles could include safety measures at local resorts or updates on infrastructure improvements.
With a strong emphasis on event coverage and private sector announcements within the skiing industry, Ian may also be interested in press releases from relevant companies regarding new products/services related to skiing equipment or resort amenities.
Additionally, given the nature of his articles that cover accidents and incidents at ski locations, Ian might appreciate pitches focusing on safety practices and regulations within ski areas.
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