Logan Hanson is a Business Reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including banking, education, artificial intelligence, construction, and healthcare, with a focus on the intersections of these fields. Logan's insights and analyses have been featured in the Charlotte Business Journal, Global Finance Herald, BVM Sports, Milwaukee Business Journal, and Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
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Logan Hanson's articles predominantly cover sports, specifically college football and basketball. His focus on local news within the United States, Florida indicates a preference for stories related to this region.
Given the nature of his coverage, Logan is likely interested in pitches that feature local athletes' achievements or events within Florida colleges and universities. He may also be interested in exclusive interviews with coaches or players involved in significant games or transfers.
When reaching out to Logan, consider providing unique angles or insights into coaching changes, player rankings, and transfer news relevant to college football and basketball teams based in Florida.
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By: Logan Hanson
It is expected to open in December.
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Here's how much each provider was approved to receive.
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Froedtert ThedaCare is on par with top programs around the U.S., said Dr. Bryce Gartland. He wants more people to know.
By: Logan Hanson
The return of white-collar employees to the headquarters is expected to attract restaurants and businesses to the near west side, an advocate says.
By: Logan Hanson
Wisconsin's largest bank plans to make more investments into the sector over the next three to five years including in platform technology upgrades such as artificial intelligence, talent expansion in markets and a brand refresh.
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Five major organizations will receive $20,000 each.
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Bank First is making a move westward.
By: Logan Hanson
Abingdon joins the growing list of biohealth and biotechnology firms that have grown in Wisconsin since it was designated as a Regional Technology Hub.
By: Logan Hanson
He is leaving behind an organization that barely resembles the one he took over in 2010.
By: Logan Hanson
With the gift, the program takes on a new name that nods to a prominent Milwaukee business executive.
