James Dornbrook is a reporter at the Kansas City Business Journal. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, banking, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and the cannabis business. James has been featured in various outlets such as WDAF-TV FOX4, Yahoo Finance, and the Global Finance Herald.
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James Dornbrook's coverage is predominantly focused on local business news in Kansas City, with a particular emphasis on financial institutions and investments. He also covers sports-related business news relevant to the region.
Given his focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights into local businesses, developments in the financial sector, investment trends within Kansas City, or changes affecting regional sports teams from a business perspective. Additionally, he may be interested in exclusive interviews with key figures involved in these areas of interest within the Kansas City community.
Itβs important for PR professionals reaching out to James to tailor their pitches specifically towards matters that impact the local business landscape of Kansas City.
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By: James Dornbrook
A Missouri bank will shutter two branch locations in the KC area, one on each side of the state line.
By: James Dornbrook
KC Bier Co. is having a good World Cup at its beer hall. Its only wish is that it could similar results in its distribution.
By: James Dornbrook
A KC surgeon's efforts to enforce 18 of his patents could lead to him seeing his longtime attorneys booted from the case.
By: James Dornbrook
Scarbrough Global hosted leaders from the Netherlands, Mexico and Canada during the World Cup and had a companywide party to boot.
By: James Dornbrook
CommunityAmerica has gotten huge β almost $9 billion in assets β without abandoning its CEO's foundational mission.
By: James Dornbrook
A KC law firm will add quantity and quality to its intellectual property bench after merging with a Silicon Valley firm.
By: James Dornbrook
KCHouse had success creating business connections, but when it needed a boost, it got it from old-fashioned Midwest hospitality.
By: James Dornbrook
Mariner named Brad Rollins as chief investment officer for the $630 billion-asset operation.
By: James Dornbrook
Kathy Nelson is basking in the glow of Kansas City's success hosting the 2026 World Cup. But soon, attention will turn to the next big thing β hosting the women's tournament in 2031.
By: James Dornbrook
Kansas City's brewing scene continues to shrink, with Lee's Summit-based Grains & Taps becoming the eighth local brewery to close since the start of 2025.
