Milan Perera is a Business Editor at Epigram and Bristol24/7. He focuses on topics related to business trends, economic developments, and local entrepreneurship, providing insightful analysis and commentary. Milan's work has been featured in both Epigram and Bristol24/7, showcasing his commitment to delivering quality journalism in the business sector.
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Milan Perera's coverage is heavily focused on local business, culture, and society in the Bristol area. He tends to cover press releases, events, and government announcements related to economic development and cultural happenings.
If you're looking to reach out to Milan with a pitch, consider offering stories about local businesses or organizations making significant contributions or achieving milestones within the community of Bristol. Additionally, if you have insights into economic developments within the South West region or news related to cultural events at the University of Bristol, these may also be well-received by Milan.
Given his focus on covering local events and developments in Bristol and the South West region of England, pitches should be tailored accordingly with specific relevance to this geographic area.
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An air taxi firm with its headquarters in Bristol has made a major stride in its efforts to certify its flagship aircraft.
But the shop recently launched a crowdfunder as a “last resort” to save the shop from closure and stay afloat.
The story of David ‘Jacko' Jackson reads like that of Forrest Gump, but better. After succumbing to a brain seizure that ended his career, the rugby pro has embarked on a superhuman challenge.
By: Milan Perera
A leading Black academic has expressed “deep sadness” and condemned what she described as the “lynching mentality” surrounding the death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday.
Commentators have predicted a worldwide “job apocalypse” prompted by AI , where a slew of white collar jobs will disappear.
Mark Clayton is the chief executive of Triodos Bank , which has its UK headquarters in Bristol.
A Business leader and equality campaigner, who founded a tech company to use data and machine learning to address gender pay gap, has been named on a list of inspiring tech founders.
By: Milan Perera
The brand has partnered with personal trainer and Olympic gold medallist Amy Williams as a founding ambassador.
The head office of the group promises to be “more than an office”, with a dedicated gallery and events space for Bristol's creative community.
After a rollercoaster year, The Coconut Tree (TCT) has opened its first restaurant under new ownership.
