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Mike Lawson

Teacher

AS SEEN ON
CU Broadcast, MMR Magazine, JPIMedia

Preston's Summary

Mike Lawson is a Teacher at [Employer]. He specializes in the areas of banking, finance, and financial technology, with a focus on personal finance and the broader financial services sector. Mike is featured in outlets such as Lancashire Post, Yahoo Sports UK, and CU Broadcast, where he conducts video interviews with today's coolest credit union innovators.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 46 %
Expert Commentary: 35 %
Profile Feature: 6 %
Cites Data: 3 %
Press Release: 3 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Financial Platforms
  • Regtech
  • Trading Platforms
  • Event Management Software

Pitching Insights

Mike Lawson's articles predominantly focus on credit unions with an emphasis on expert commentary and event coverage. He seems to prioritize insights from industry professionals, providing a platform for them to share their expertise.

Given the high percentage of family & relationships themes in his articles, pitches could include topics related to financial planning for families or personal finance advice tailored specifically for family situations. Additionally, given the attention paid to leadership and member behavior, pitches offering insights into effective leadership strategies within credit unions or analyses of trends in member behavior would likely be well-received by Mike.

As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned, it appears that he might cover a wide range of credit union-related topics regardless of location.

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Articles

MMR Magazine

‘A Swiss Army Knife for Guitar Players’

‘A Swiss Army Knife for Guitar Players’

By: Mike Lawson

T echnology marches on, but tube (“valve,” for our pals across the pond) amps have never really ceded the spotlight. Is it that many guitarists are “traditionalists” – old-fashioned romantics unable to evolve? Sure, maybe. Or do tube amps truly have a sound, feel, and vibe that’s just unbeatable by innovation? Yeah, that, too! There can be more than one correct answer to a question!

MMR Magazine

If You Were a Betting Man, Would You Guess 1964 or 1929?

If You Were a Betting Man, Would You Guess 1964 or 1929?

By: Mike Lawson

A s I observe the slug-fest that is today’s evolving retail environment, I am encouraged by the willingness of independent music dealers to engage in exchanging creative ideas. The tones of the discussions are wide-ranging, but the main reoccurring theme revolves around one question: Does it feel more like 1964 or 1929?

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