Megan Hernbroth

Senior Healthcare Reporter

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United States (National)

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Informative: 61 %

Interviews Q&as: 19 %

Data Driven: 14 %

Promotional: 4 %

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Healthcare
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Climate Change
Clean Energy

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Megan Hernbroth's coverage indicates a strong focus on business-related topics, particularly in the areas of clean energy, climate change, and startups. Her articles often feature private sector announcements and press releases related to funding rounds and initiatives within these sectors.

Given her emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, she is likely interested in pitches that provide unique angles or insights into funding activities within the clean energy, climate analytics, emissions tracking & carbon accounting domains. Startups with innovative solutions or those making significant fundraising achievements may be of interest to her as well.

As Megan does not have a specified geographic focus but covers global businesses operating within the themes mentioned above. Therefore, relevant information from anywhere around the world could be suitable for pitching to her.

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Megan Hernbroth

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Hims went public after just 3 years. We dug through its financials and spoke with its CEO to find 4 key metrics that could determine the company's success.

Investors are betting $1.4 billion that gig workers can transform an essential but invisible part of healthcare. Here's an inside look at one startup leading the charge.

A former venture capitalist wants to rethink the 'uniquely bad' healthcare experience for LGBTQIA+ patients by building an entirely new health system

Digital health startups can't hire engineers fast enough and it could spell trouble for the industry in 2022, according to investors

Digital-health startups are pricing themselves out of potential deals with sky-high private valuations, a former M&A banker warns

CVS and NEA just sank $166 million into a startup building a new care model for kidney disease. Here's the pitch deck that convinced CapitalG to back Strive Health's Series B.

Melinda Gates' venture fund just bet on hot women's health startup Tia. Here's the presentation it used to raise $100 million in 2021 to rebuild after COVID shutdowns.

See the presentation digital-health veteran Glen Tullman used to raise $200 million for his new billion-dollar startup

Cerebral is trying out an unusual clinical trial for a depression drug that has other companies wary. Here’s why.

See the 12-slide presentation this mother-daughter founding team used to raise $22 million for their new approach to virtual pediatric behavioral-health

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