Sean Silcoff is a Technology and Life Sciences Reporter at the Globe and Mail. He covers a range of topics including Canadian tech, biotech, and innovation, with a keen focus on business, finance, and healthcare. Sean is a three-time National Newspaper Awards winner and is featured in Space Today, Castanet Media, and the Globe and Mail.
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Sean Silcoff's coverage is heavily focused on national business and technology news, particularly in the Canadian market. He predominantly covers press releases, private sector announcements, government announcements, and investment analysis within the software & SaaS industry.
To effectively reach out to Sean, consider providing insights or exclusive information related to Canadian businesses and technology companies. Expert commentary from CEOs or industry leaders would likely be well-received given his focus on these areas. Additionally, if you have relevant data-backed analysis regarding stocks or investment trends specific to the Canadian market, it may capture his attention.
It's important that your pitches are tailored towards developments within Canada’s business landscape and encompass a strong technological component as per Sean's area of interest.
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Influential proxy advisors issue recommendations in advance of contested Dec. 17 annual meeting.
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The Globe and Mail found 71 private Canadian technology and technology-enabled companies that have surpassed US$100-million in annual revenue, a yardstick of maturity and sustainability in the sector
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With dozens of scaled-up tech companies, Canada is poised to deliver a wave of quality IPOs
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Move ends a year-long battle for the future of the Toronto legal software company
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Company says it beat analyst expectations through its cybersecurity and connected-car software units
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After its recent stock surge, D-Wave is in its strongest financial position in its 25-year history
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