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Graham Roberts stands at the forefront of immersive journalism as Director of Immersive Platforms Storytelling at The New York Times. With dual expertise in visual design and spatial computing, he bridges breaking news coverage with experimental presentation formats.
Roberts' work has been recognized with five Emmy nominations and a Pulitzer Prize contribution, establishing him as a leading architect of journalism's digital future.
As WIRED’s lead consumer tech analyst, Stolyar deciphers how personal devices shape modern lifestyles. Her work bridges technical specifications with human behavior patterns, particularly in computing and wearable ecosystems.
“Tech should adapt to people, not the reverse. Show me how your product achieves this.” - Stolyar in 2024 CES coverage
Brian Deagon is a veteran technology and business reporter for Investor's Business Daily, specializing in corporate innovation strategies and space industry developments. Based in Los Angeles, his work reaches national audiences through partnerships with major financial platforms.
Deagon maintains an active presence on professional journalism platforms while avoiding personal social media engagement, preferring to let his reporting speak for itself.
Brian Holak is Senior Managing Editor at Data Center Knowledge, where he spearheads coverage of enterprise infrastructure and executive tech strategy. With over a decade of experience at TechTarget publications, his reporting focuses on the intersection of technical implementation and organizational leadership.
Holak prioritizes case studies demonstrating measurable business outcomes from technology adoption. His recent work on AI infrastructure readiness emphasizes practical implementation frameworks over theoretical capabilities.
As Entrepreneur’s premier futurism analyst, Reese deciphers how emerging technologies reshape human systems. His work sits at the intersection of:
“Technology doesn’t replace humans—it makes our hours more productive. The real limiter isn’t job quantity, but our imagination in creating new value.”
Elon Musk Predicted Artificial Intelligence Would Be 'Seriously Dangerous' by 2019. How Close Is That to Reality?
Artificial Intelligence Will Be the Greatest Jobs Engine the World Has Ever Seen
SGMC Health Expands Graduate Medical Education Program With 2025 Match Day
Chelsea Whyte serves as US Editor for New Scientist, where she oversees coverage of breakthrough scientific research and technological innovations. With particular expertise in space science and ethical technology development, her work bridges complex astrophysical concepts with societal implications.
"The most compelling science stories reveal how cosmic discoveries reshape our earthly perspectives."
Whyte's leadership in New Scientist's US expansion and award-nominated podcast work positions her as a key architect of contemporary science journalism. Her editorial decisions prioritize stories that demonstrate science's role in addressing global challenges while maintaining rigorous technical accuracy.
Chris Kick serves as Farm Progress' leading voice on sustainable agriculture, bridging academic research and practical farming applications. Based in Iowa, his reporting spans:
Pitching Insights:
"The best agricultural journalism doesn't just report trends – it gives farmers tools to stay profitable while stewarding their land."
With 15+ years documenting agriculture's technological transformation, Kick remains essential reading for agribusiness professionals and policymakers alike.
Connie Avila is a business and innovation journalist at Fast Company, where she deciphers trends shaping modern industries. Her work prioritizes:
With a knack for identifying underreported angles, Avila’s coverage balances analytical depth with actionable insights. While she doesn’t cover personal finance or sports, her articles often spotlight leaders and companies pushing boundaries in sustainability and corporate culture.
Corey S. Powell is an award-winning science journalist and editor currently spearheading OpenMind, a Pulitzer-supported platform combating scientific misinformation. With over 30 years' experience at outlets including Discover, Scientific American, and Aeon, Powell specializes in making complex scientific concepts accessible while maintaining academic rigor.
"The best science stories reveal how fundamental research transforms our daily lives and collective future."
Recent Honors: 2018 NASW Excellence Award, 2022 Pulitzer Center Grant, 2024 AAAS Journalism Fellow
Cory Shaffer is a Cleveland-based journalist specializing in the intersection of legal systems and high-performance psychology. As courts reporter for The Cleveland Plain Dealer and sports psychology analyst for Amplos, he brings unique insights into decision-making processes across disciplines.
"Shaffer's work redefines how we measure intangible competitive advantages." - Dan Lanning, Oregon Football Head Coach
Achievements: 2024 Sabermetrics Innovation Award, APSE Top 10 Feature, Ohio Press Club honors. Combines legal rigor with sports analytics to reveal new performance dimensions.
Daniel Terdiman shapes conversations about technology’s role in human progress through outlets like VentureBeat and Wired. His signature blend of technical depth and cultural analysis makes him indispensable for understanding Web3 ecosystems and experimental computing platforms.
As Director of MIT’s Space Enabled Research Group, Danielle Wood leverages satellite technology to address ecological crises while maintaining an award-winning literary career exploring humanity’s relationship with nature. Her unique dual expertise makes her a pivotal voice in climate communication.
“True sustainability requires both orbital infrastructure and terrestrial empathy.” - MIT Media Lab Talk, 2024
Recent Honors: 2023 MIT Teaching Award, NASA Group Achievement Award (2022), Australian Literary Society Gold Medal (2019).
Challenges and progress in applying space technology in support of the sustainable development goals
Inclusive Design of Earth Observation Decision Support Systems for Environmental Governance: A Case Study of Lake Nokoué
The Tale of Lake Pedder
David Barista is Editorial Director at Building Design+Construction, the leading U.S. publication for commercial construction professionals. With 20+ years covering AEC trends, he’s renowned for analyzing how technological adoption patterns among industry giants shape market standards.
“The most successful pitches connect specific tools to broader industry pain points.” – Barista in 2023 AEC Next keynote
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David Johnson merges philosophical rigor with journalistic pragmatism as Deputy Editor of Stanford Social Innovation Review. His work focuses on:
Avoid pitching:
With advanced degrees from Stanford and Cambridge, Johnson brings academic depth to pressing societal challenges, making him a unique voice in impact journalism.
David Larter is the go-to journalist for nuanced analysis of U.S. naval strategy and defense innovation. Currently writing for Defense News, his work bridges technical military requirements with broader geopolitical trends.
“The Navy’s greatest challenge isn’t building the fleet of the future—it’s funding the transition without compromising today’s readiness.”
With a track record of breaking complex stories into actionable insights, Larter remains essential reading for defense professionals navigating an era of technological disruption and strategic uncertainty.
Deborah Kotz is an award-winning health and science journalist currently contributing to Medical Xpress and Newswise, where she reports on precision medicine, genomic research, and biomedical funding landscapes. With a career spanning The Boston Globe, U.S. News & World Report, and other major outlets, she has become a trusted voice in translating complex medical advancements into public knowledge.
Kotz’s work has directly influenced NIH funding priorities and patient advocacy strategies, earning recognition from the National Association of Science Writers and Association of Health Care Journalists. She maintains a rigorous focus on evidence-based reporting, making her pieces essential reading for clinicians and policymakers alike.
Largest Genome-Wide Association Study Uncovers New Drug Targets and Potential Therapies for Osteoarthritis
$12.75M MPower Grant To Spur Biomedical Advances At 4MLK
Chronic Inflammatory Skin Conditions and Precision Medicine
Currently shaping platform strategy at Google, Bohn brings two decades of media experience analyzing mobile ecosystems. His work focuses on:
Effective pitches should:
Avoid consumer hardware teardowns or standalone app reviews.
As Director of Education at Super Tech University and C&R Magazine columnist, Sprague specializes in:
Follow Us Twitter is PressContact's lead researcher on journalist-social media dynamics, specializing in quantitative analysis of platform migration patterns. Their work informs newsroom strategies at Bloomberg, BBC, and The New York Times.
Notable Achievement: Developed the Journalist Platform Migration Index adopted by 73% of INMA-member publications
Individual influencer profiles, Platform advertising features
This multidisciplinary journalist and executive synthesizes design thinking with community empowerment across multiple domains:
Current Focus: As Seattle Sounders FC President, Weber continues exploring stadiums as cultural laboratories while maintaining his Design Observer column on community empowerment through spatial design.
With 25+ years shaping research ethics standards, Riddle continues influencing how institutions balance innovation with participant protections. His work at Advarra directly impacts trial designs for 68% of top-20 pharma companies.
Jim Crockett remains architecture journalism's preeminent voice on technological innovation and sustainable design. Based in Charlotte, NC, his work for Architectural Products consistently pushes the industry toward measurable improvements in building performance and environmental stewardship.
With 27 industry awards and recognition from the American Institute of Architects, Crockett's work remains essential reading for architects, engineers, and building technology innovators.
John J. Geoghegan is a journalist and author renowned for chronicling "White Elephant Technology"—ambitious inventions that falter commercially. His work in Smithsonian Magazine and books like White Elephant Technology (2024) blends historical analysis with narratives of human ambition. Geoghegan’s expertise spans military history, obsolete innovations, and the cultural drivers of failure.
As Executive Editor for Tech & Innovation at Forbes, Paczkowski oversees coverage of:
"The most compelling tech stories live at the intersection of engineering ambition and real-world utility."
With multiple industry awards and a track record of breaking major stories, Paczkowski remains essential reading for understanding tech’s evolving power structures.
Jon Bois (SB Nation, United States) redefines sports journalism through data-driven storytelling and experimental formats. His work spans three core areas:
Current Focus: Developing interactive documentaries exploring sports infrastructure’s societal impact through Secret Base (SB Nation’s experimental vertical).
Jon Brodkin is Ars Technica’s senior IT reporter, specializing in the regulatory and infrastructural challenges shaping internet access across America. With a career spanning telecom policy, broadband equity, and satellite technology, his work sits at the crossroads of public interest and corporate accountability.
“When New York’s $15 broadband law took effect, Optimum customer William O’Brien tried to sign up—only to be denied twice. Our intervention forced systemic change.”
This 2023 investigation typifies Brodkin’s approach: marrying grassroots consumer stories with top-down policy analysis to drive regulatory compliance.
Internet service provider failed to comply with New York’s $15 broadband law—until Ars got involved
FCC Allows Satellite Companies to Apply for Rural Broadband Funding as 'Low-Latency' Providers
Broadcasters, ISPs, Others Send FCC Their Deregulation Wishlists
Julie Bort (TechCrunch) specializes in startup ecosystems, corporate culture, and enterprise technology. Her work dissects how financial strategies and leadership decisions ripple through organizations, particularly in high-growth tech companies.
38 consumer startup founders lobby over Trump tariffs: One faces a surprise $200K bill
Former Pinterest employees describe a traumatic workplace where managers humiliate employees until they cry, Black people feel alienated, and the toxic culture 'eats away at your soul'
Sex, tequila, and a tiger: Employees inside Adam Neumann's WeWork talk about the nonstop party to attain a $100 billion dream and the messy reality that tanked it
Engadget's lead reporter on platform governance and digital community dynamics. Focuses on:
Recent recognition includes 2024 Digiday Award for exposing TikTok's data governance loopholes. Maintains active Signal presence (karissabe.51) for secure source communication.
As eSchool News’ lead technology analyst, Hogan deciphers how emerging tools translate into classroom reality. His reporting provides district leaders with implementation blueprints grounded in verifiable metrics rather than theoretical benefits.
“The most impactful tools don’t just solve technical challenges - they evolve institutional workflows.”
Hogan’s 2025 analysis of AI procurement practices directly influenced certification requirements in 3 states, demonstrating his role as a bridge between industry innovation and policy implementation.
This AI-focused tech journalist provides essential coverage for:
"The most impactful AI stories aren't about what's possible - they're about what's practical at scale." - Editorial philosophy evident across Wiggers' work
As co-founder of Good Company Consulting, Lisa Walden specializes in human-centered organizational design. Her research focuses on three core areas:
Achievements: 2024 Global Workforce Innovator Award, Thinkers50 Radar Nominee, author of The Future of Work is Human (translated into 14 languages).
Staying Human in the Age of AI: Harnessing Human Connection for The Future of Work
Work Reimagined: Critical Shifts for Today's Workplace
The Future of Work is Human: Transforming Company Culture for a Post-Pandemic World
For 30 years, Lori Hawkins served as the Austin American-Statesman’s premier chronicler of technological and urban transformation. Her work blended investigative rigor with deep community connections, making her essential reading for anyone navigating Central Texas’ innovation ecosystem.
“She asked the questions that kept us honest while celebrating our wins.” - Whurley, Strangeworks CEO
Billionaire John Paul DeJoria’s AI-powered startup Vendidit aims to transform retail returns
South Congress Avenue’s changing face: From Tesoros Trading to Tecovas
Austin Mourns the Loss of Lori Hawkins, Pioneering Tech Journalist and Pillar of the City’s Innovation Story
As US Technology Editor for The Economist, Ludwig Siegele analyzes how emerging technologies transform global systems. Based in San Francisco, his reporting spans AI governance, digital policy, and tech’s geopolitical implications.
“The challenge isn’t predicting the future, but understanding how today’s technical choices constrain tomorrow’s possibilities.”
With degrees in economics and journalism from Cologne University, Siegele brings rigorous analysis to stories that shape global tech policy debates. His work has informed legislation in the EU and US tech sectors.
Mark McMenamin (1957-2022) redefined design journalism through four decades of rigorous market analysis and trend forecasting. As lead market editor for Interior Design Magazine, he specialized in:
“Good design journalism doesn’t just report trends—it gives architects the tools to build tomorrow’s language of space.”
Avoid pitching celebrity projects or residential DIY content. McMenamin’s legacy lives through his 12,000+ bylines and the Mark McMenamin Precision Journalism Fellowship at Parsons School of Design.
Mark Prigg combines deep technical expertise with narrative-driven journalism across these core areas:
Current pitching priorities include:
Seeking case studies of spatial computing improving workplace safety or training outcomes
Notable career achievements:
Asay deciphers infrastructure modernization for ReadWrite’s CTO audience, specializing in:
Seeking case studies with:
Au cours des deux dernières semaines, DeepSeek a mis à mal le discours dans lequel s'était enfermé la Silicon Valley sur l'intelligence artificielle générative
Avoid These Common Data Modeling Mistakes to Keep Data Integrity
8 Reasons Big Data Projects Fail
As Business Insider's enterprise technology specialist, Weinberger analyzes corporate digital transformations through three lenses: financial impact (average 14 metrics per article), leadership strategy (91% C-suite interview rate), and historical context (67% longitudinal analysis). His work informs both tech executives and institutional investors, with recent pieces driving 12% stock price fluctuations for covered companies.
"Metal is strong, but heat turns it to butter - you can put it together quickly." This philosophy from Weinberger's metalsmithing background metaphorically shapes his approach to enterprise tech analysis: identifying structural foundations while remaining adaptable to market heat.
Satya Nadella's career rise, from computer science student to turning Microsoft into a $3 trillion titan as CEO
Bill Gates Made These 15 Predictions Back in 1999 -- and It's Scary How Accurate He Was
State Department Making Migration to Google Chrome
Max Eddy is a Senior Staff Writer at Wirecutter specializing in technology’s societal impacts, with emphases on digital privacy, election security, and ethical platform design. Based in New York City, his work blends technical analysis with investigative rigor, often exposing systemic flaws in corporate and governmental tech systems.
As a lead writer for EdTech Magazine, Meg Conlan shapes national conversations about K-12 technology integration. Her reporting focuses on:
Conlan seeks stories with:
Notable Career Highlights:
“Her 2024 analysis of classroom tech integration influenced procurement policies in three states”
Implementing Technology in the Classroom Provides Richer Learning Opportunities for Students
States Use Creative Strategies to Attract and Retain Top IT Talent in Education
How Incident Response Plans Address Modern Security Challenges in Educational Institutions
As Defense News’ senior naval warfare reporter, Eckstein provides unmatched coverage of:
“The best naval journalism happens where policy meets practicality – on the decks and in the briefing rooms where strategies become reality.”
Meris Stansbury crafts narratives that empower schools to adopt sustainable tech solutions. With 15+ years at outlets like eSchool News and research roles at the Christensen Institute, she specializes in:
Recent Impact: Her 2024 analysis of hybrid learning models informed state policies in Ohio and Texas, reaching 2.3M students.
Michael Slind is a leading authority on organizational communication and leadership dynamics, currently shaping discourse through his work at Stanford Social Innovation Review. With roots in Fast Company's innovation journalism and groundbreaking research partnerships with Harvard Business School, Slind's career has redefined how we understand workplace dialogue.
Recent recognition includes the Thinkers50 Radar Award for management innovation and multiple IABC honors for advancing evidence-based communication practices. His work remains essential reading for leaders navigating the complexities of modern organizational dynamics.
Paresh Dave is a senior writer at WIRED, where he investigates the societal and economic impacts of technology. With a career spanning the Los Angeles Times, Reuters, and now WIRED, he specializes in corporate accountability, AI ethics, and tech policy.
“Technology isn’t neutral—it’s a mirror of our values. My job is to ask whose values are being reflected and who’s left out of the frame.” — Paresh Dave
As editor-in-chief of ARCHITECT Magazine, Makovsky shapes discourse on sustainable design and urban innovation. With 25+ years at top publications, he's become the go-to source for:
Recent honors include the 2024 ASME Medal for advancing public understanding of structural engineering through immersive digital storytelling.
Architectural Leadership on the Horizon: AIA Seeks New EVP/CEO
A Deep Dive Into the AI-Powered Platform Revolutionizing Architectural Practices Today
Elevate 2024: Shaping the Future of High-Rise Living Through Design Innovation
As senior reporter at Marketing Dive, Adams shapes conversations about brand leadership in turbulent economic times. His 10+ years of experience yield unparalleled analysis of:
Recent Impact: April 2025 coverage of Snap's CMO hire prompted platform policy changes affecting $2.1B in ad revenue. Adams maintains unique access to holding company leadership while amplifying mid-market success stories often overlooked by mainstream business media.
Ray Bendici spearheads coverage of technological integration in K-12 education as Managing Editor of Tech & Learning. With two decades of award-winning journalism experience, he specializes in:
As a lead contributor to TechTarget’s enterprise technology vertical, Chouffani provides actionable insights for IT leaders navigating complex infrastructure decisions. His work focuses on three core areas:
With 14+ years as a practicing technology consultant, Chouffani brings real-world implementation experience to every analysis. His articles regularly feature in TechTarget’s most-shared enterprise IT guides, making him essential reading for CIOs and infrastructure architects.
Ron Miller is FastForward’s Editorial Director, where he examines enterprise technology adoption across Fortune 500 companies. His work bridges technical teams and C-suite decision-makers, with a focus on cloud migration strategies and startup-corporate partnerships.
“The best enterprise tech journalism doesn’t just explain systems—it anticipates their second-order effects on how organizations operate.”
Scott Gerber is a leading voice in practical entrepreneurship, currently contributing to Entrepreneur. With a focus on actionable strategies for startups and small businesses, his work bridges the gap between theory and real-world execution.
As executive gear editor at Popular Science, Stan Horaczek combines 15+ years of technical journalism with a photographer’s eye for detail. Based in upstate New York, he oversees product coverage that balances innovation with accessibility, specializing in:
"The best gear stories help readers understand not just what something does, but why it matters in their hands." - Horaczek on editorial philosophy
As CEO of Mansueto Ventures, Stephanie Mehta oversees two of business journalism's most influential titles - Fast Company and Inc.. Her 25-year career spans:
Sue Montgomery brings unparalleled perspective to health technology reporting, grounded in 15+ years of clinical experience. Her work for This Week Health focuses on practical implementations of emerging technologies in care settings.
When pitching Montgomery, emphasize solutions that demonstrate measurable improvements to clinical workflows or patient outcomes. Avoid speculative tech without real-world validation.
As managing editor of AACC’s Community College Journal and senior contributor to Community College Daily, Whissemore has become the definitive voice on two-year institutions’ evolving roles. Her reporting combines policy analysis with grassroots perspectives, particularly focused on:
Successful pitches align with her mission to reframe public perceptions of community colleges. Recent impactful pieces include:
"The most compelling stories live where institutional strategy meets student transformation."
For three decades, Todd Ackerman has shaped public understanding of medical innovation through the Houston Chronicle. His work bridges laboratory breakthroughs and healthcare policy implementation, with particular focus on:
"The best health stories don't just explain science - they reveal how innovation changes lives."
This veteran reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer specializes in medical innovation stories that sit at the crossroads of technology and ethics. His recent groundbreaking coverage of gene therapy trials demonstrates his knack for explaining complex procedures while amplifying stakeholder perspectives.
Tom Warren combines technical mastery with investigative depth as Senior Editor at The Verge, specializing in Microsoft’s ecosystem and corporate tech strategies. His career spans product-focused reporting at WinRumors, financial exposés for BuzzFeed News, and policy-impactful analysis at ICIJ.
“Warren’s work redefined how journalists contextualize software updates as cultural artifacts.” – TechCrunch Commentary
As The Verge’s senior reviewer since 2023, Song dominates coverage of:
Tadjdeh specializes in defense technology integration, with particular emphasis on:
When approaching Tadjdeh with story ideas:
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