Mike Hayes is an Editor at KHL Group. He specializes in the construction and real estate sectors, with a focus on building materials, ConTech, and industrial systems design, while also exploring themes in energy and mining. Mike's work has been featured in notable publications including ProPublica, Offshore Engineer Magazine, and the World Economic Forum.
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Mike Hayes' coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, engineering, business, industry, construction, infrastructure technology, energy, transportation and international projects. His articles often include press releases and government announcements as well as private sector announcements.
To effectively reach out to Mike with relevant pitches or expertise in the fields he covers consider offering insights into significant public-private partnerships related to infrastructure development. Additionally, providing expert commentary on technological advancements in various sectors such as construction and energy could also be of interest to him.
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