Vivienne Christie is an Editor and Senior Content Producer at Tennis Australia. She specializes in competitive sports, with a particular focus on tennis and sports broadcasting, covering major events such as the Australian Open and Wimbledon, as well as the sports business landscape. Vivienne's work has been featured in Tennis Australia and Wimbledon.
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Vivienne Christie's coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage within the realm of sports, with a particularly strong emphasis on tennis. Given this focus, she would likely be most receptive to pitches that provide insights into upcoming or ongoing tennis events, exclusive athlete interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories related to Australian tennis players and tournaments.
As Vivienne covers specific events and player performances extensively, she may also welcome expert commentary from coaches, analysts, or former players who can offer unique perspectives on match outcomes and player strategies.
It is evident that her geographic focus primarily revolves around Australia in relation to tennis events. Therefore, pitches should consider aligning with this regional context when reaching out.
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