Kelsey Rees is a Senior Reporter at various leading media outlets. She focuses on themes such as technology, business and economics, and corporate sustainability, with a particular emphasis on global supply chain management and telecommunications. Kelsey’s work has been featured in prominent publications including the AOP Association of Online Publishers, KGW (NBC 8), and Yahoo Finance.
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Kelsey's coverage mainly revolves around technology, IT solutions, channel partners, acquisitions, and business strategy in the local context of London and the UK. She predominantly covers press releases and private sector announcements related to software & SaaS, business & industry, as well as sales & marketing.
Given Kelsey’s focus on local businesses in London and the UK within the technology sector, she would likely be responsive to pitches that offer unique insights into successful business strategies or notable developments within these industries. Pitches that highlight innovative approaches to sales & marketing or provide exclusive details about acquisitions by companies based in her geographic focus may also capture her attention.
Since a significant portion of Kelsey's coverage is centered around press releases and private sector announcements from tech companies based in London and the UK, PR professionals representing such firms should tailor their pitches accordingly.
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By: Kelsey Rees
Before leading Chorus, Saner had lived several careers: competitive synchronised swimmer, drama school dropout, personal trainer and adviser on disability hospitals. Now, she’s applying those lessons in psychology, resilience and saying yes to growth in the channel
This marks the first time in the company’s 44-year history that it has joined the blue-chip index
The £1.4bn-revenue distributor went into administration on Friday
The updates will take effect in August and are designed to provide partners with greater predictability, stronger incentives, and enhanced support
By: Kelsey Rees
Despite the relentless AI hype cycle, CRN's EMEA Channel Leaders suggest the channel is still finding its feet when it comes to selling AI
Articles by Kelsey Rees
The pool of European IPO listing candidates has substantially shrunk this year, even as the window remained open. AI companies are expected to drive the next wave.
The number of potential listings from the continent has notably declined; a new wave of AI candidates might replenish the pipeline.
Justin Tallis/Getty Images The UK government's ongoing battle to attract companies to London's stock exchange has yielded few results among
The Swiss firm raised capital from a single, unnamed Asian institutional investor.
