Matt Hooke is a Reporter at the Baltimore Business Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, higher education, cannabis, and health care, with a focus on the Baltimore region. Matt's work has been featured in All About Jazz, Media Industry Observer, Baltimore Business Journal, and Charlotte Business Journal.
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Baltimore, United States (Local)
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Matt Hooke's coverage focuses heavily on business and industry, with a particular emphasis on startups, technology firms, and private sector announcements. His reporting also delves into legal and compliance issues within the business world.
Given this focus, Matt would be most receptive to pitches related to startup funding rounds, acquisitions in the tech or healthcare industries, major government contracts awarded to private companies (especially those based in Baltimore), and significant real estate transactions involving businesses or institutions.
Pitches should highlight unique angles such as how a development affects the local Baltimore business landscape or its broader implications for an industry. Offering exclusive insights from relevant experts or stakeholders can increase the appeal of your pitch.
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Brightview faces design challenges for college senior living project
By: Matt Hooke
The project comes as the number of science majors at the school has doubled in a decade.
Tradepoint evicts PPE manufacturer that promised 2,000 jobs
By: Matt Hooke
The demolished Bard Building is currently being transformed into green space, but BCCC has more ambitious plans for the site.
Former Kraft Heinz factory to become cannabis farm
By: Matt Hooke
The firm will operate as a subsidiary of the combined 400-person company and retain its local office.
By: Matt Hooke
The deal will give both UMB and the American Cancer Society room to grow on the west side of downtown.
By: Matt Hooke
MILLINGTON, Md. — An entrepreneur is getting ready to open a cannabis dispensary in Kent County that will likely be one of the first ventures to debut after Maryland gave out hundreds of new licenses earlier this year.
By: Matt Hooke
The project will more than double the size of the decades-old building and will also include some new spaces for the arts.
By: Matt Hooke
The two organizations worked closely on Baltimore's proposal to get named a federal technology hub.
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