Savannah Mehrtens is a Communications Advocacy Specialist. She focuses on topics related to Colorado, particularly in Denver and the Metro area, with a keen interest in unemployment and social issues. Savannah's work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, and the Houston Chronicle.
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Savannah Mehrtens focuses on local business and economic developments in Denver, Colorado. She often incorporates press releases, data citations, government announcements, and private sector news into her articles.
To effectively reach out to Savannah with relevant pitches, consider providing insights or exclusive details about local businesses in the Denver area or the real estate market specific to Colorado. Pitches should be tailored to align with her focus on local economic trends and business activities within this geographic region.
Given her coverage attributes, providing newsworthy updates about local businesses' achievements or significant changes can also capture her attention. Additionally, offering access to valuable data related to Denver's business landscape could enhance the appeal of your pitch.
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By: Savannah Mehrtens
Property owners are doing pop-ups and thinking about how to activate downtown to give people a reason to come back.
By: Savannah Mehrtens
A proposed Kroger-Albertsons merger, first announced in October last year, is raising worries about a lack of competition in Colorado, among other issues.
Colorado’s unemployment rate is on a streak, staying below 3% for 10 consecutive months. The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose by one-tenth of a percentage point, reaching 2.9%, in February according to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment.
By: Savannah Mehrtens
Another school shooting, this time in Denver’s East High on Wednesday, brings forward the issue of maintaining mental health.
By: Savannah Mehrtens
Denver International Airport CEO Phil Washington withdrew his name from consideration to lead the Federal Aviation Administration over the weekend, saying he can't see a "respectful, civil, and viable path forward to Senate confirmation."
By: Savannah Mehrtens
Jacci Bendt never imagined she would be where she is today after working as a bartender at Buffalo Wild Wings for a decade.
By: Savannah Mehrtens
Gov. Jared Polis, Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and more than 20 Colorado leaders traveled to Japan this week to explore opportunities and tout Colorado's business acumen in the aerospace,
By: Savannah Mehrtens
Metro Denver's unofficial spring holiday arrives Thursday when the Colorado Rockies home opener starts at Coors Field.
By: Savannah Mehrtens
Golden Liquors, which claims to hold the second-oldest liquor license in the state established in 1902, has branched out into the agave market.
By: Savannah Mehrtens
A young Denver-based beverage company named Vaqit, pronounced (vock-it) could be on the precipice of big sales numbers as it recently inked a deal with concert and sports promoter AEG
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