Jonathan Tully is a journalist at Gannett. He focuses on employee wellbeing, talent management, workplace culture, and hiring and recruiting, exploring how these themes impact organizations and their workforce. Jonathan's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Herald-Tribune Media Group, Naples Daily News, and USA TODAY, among others.
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Jonathan has a strong focus on event coverage and providing how-to guides related to sports events, particularly March Madness and livestreaming. When reaching out to Jonathan, consider offering practical insights or tips for streaming major sporting events such as March Madness games. You might also want to provide information on upcoming events that would be of interest to his audience.
In addition, given the prevalence of "how-to" content in his articles, pitching step-by-step guides or expert advice pieces related to sports streaming could resonate well with him. If you have expertise in this area or access to relevant data that can enhance viewers' experiences when livestreaming sporting events, it may capture Jonathan's attention.
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