Lindsay Rittenhouse is a Senior Reporter at Business Insider. She specializes in marketing and advertising, covering topics such as advertising campaigns, technology in marketing, and trends in the beauty and fashion industries. Lindsay's work has been featured in prominent publications including Business Insider, Crain's Chicago Business, Harro Community, and Ad Age.
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Lindsay Rittenhouse's articles predominantly focus on advertising, marketing, and agency-related topics. Her coverage often includes press releases and data citations.
Given the nature of her articles, Lindsay may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into trends within the advertising industry, particularly those supported by relevant data or exclusive access to company announcements. She may also be open to expert perspectives on marketing strategies and industry-specific challenges.
As she covers a wide range of themes such as content & publishing, tech, culture & society, and product promotions; offering diverse angles related to these topics within the context of marketing and advertising could also pique her interest.
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By: Lindsay Rittenhouse
More independent agencies are going to Cannes Lions 2026 than in past years and finding unique ways to band together and stand out.
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By: Brian Bonilla, Ewan Larkin, Lindsay Rittenhouse
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