Megan James is a Content Producer at Business Cornwall. She focuses on themes of education and school safety while also exploring topics such as arts and crafts, entertainment news, and renewable energy. Megan's work has been featured in notable publications including Business Insider, World Wealth Journal, and the University of Vermont.
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Middlebury, United States (Local)
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Megan's coverage is heavily focused on local events, education, sports, and community news in the state of Vermont and specifically Middlebury. She would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events such as fundraisers, school activities, or community initiatives.
As a reporter with a focus on local news and events in Vermont, Megan may appreciate pitches that provide unique angles or human interest stories related to the topics she covers. For example, highlighting how educational institutions are adapting to new challenges or featuring profiles of individuals making a positive impact within the community could be effective approaches when reaching out.
Given her event coverage attribute indicates significant reporting on sports and culture & society themes at 28% and 17% respectively; relevant story ideas might include features about notable figures in these areas or pieces focusing on local cultural happenings.
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By: Megan James
New business co-op program, expanded South Burlington housing offer fresh opportunities for students
By: Megan James
State of the Arts
By: Megan James
For two years in a row, the Princeton Review has named UVM the No. 1 “Best School for Making an Impact.”
An old-fashioned home phone is helping our daughters learn phone etiquette and become more independent — while tied to a cord.
An old-fashioned home phone is helping our daughters learn phone etiquette and become more independent — while tied to a cord. Credit: Matt Jenkins
