Ryan Lynch is a reporter at the Orlando Business Journal, covering a wide range of topics including health, transportation, education, and finance. With a focus on local news in the Orlando area, Ryan's work has also been featured in various publications such as Yahoo Finance, Charlotte Business Journal, and Make Tech Easier.
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Ryan Lynch's articles primarily focus on local business, technology, and healthcare in the Orlando area of Florida. His coverage heavily features press releases and government announcements.
To effectively reach out to Ryan, consider pitching stories related to local businesses or technological advancements in the Orlando area. Topics such as new business ventures, tech innovations within the city, or developments in local healthcare would likely align with his interests. Additionally, providing access to relevant press releases or exclusive insights from key figures involved in these industries could increase your chances of getting featured in his articles.
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Ryan Lynch,WFTV Staff 1 min read Editor's note: This story is available as a result of a content partnership between WFTV and the Orlando Business Journal.
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Air France returns to Orlando airport with Paris flights
By: Tommy Barker, Ryan Lynch
Forvis Mazars acquires Orlando accounting firm MSL
Orlando's $1.3B+ health care construction pipeline led by these 8 projects
By: Ryan Lynch
After hearing from customers and other groups, the Orlando Utilities Commission is changing its proposal for how it prices electricity and reimburses customers for solar power they generate.
Orange County's highest-paid government employee is not an elected official — and may surprise you
By: Ryan Lynch
Orlando officials approved their part of a joint agreement that will halt a roughly 52,000-acre annexation.
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