Business Features Review highlights the women leading organizations across regional business communities, through concise analysis, interviews and industry-focused editorial features.
Our Approach
How we work.
We write for people making the decision, not for people reading about it afterwards.
Built around one decision
Each piece turns on a single choice a leader has to make, and works through what it costs, what it replaces and what it asks of the organization.
Regionally focused
National coverage is well served. The organizations shaping a particular market often are not — that gap is our entire beat.
Practitioner-first
We write about tradeoffs, transition costs and the parts that do not go to plan, rather than reprinting a press release.
Useful before it is flattering
A piece earns its place if a reader running a comparable organization can act on it. Everything else is filler.
Editorial Team
The people behind the writing.
A small team commissioning, reporting and editing short-form work on the organizations shaping local markets.
Claire Bennett
Managing Editor
Claire oversees editorial planning, commissioning and final copy review, and keeps a consistent, practical tone across the publication.
Rachel Martin
Senior Features Writer
Rachel writes on leadership, pricing and organizational growth across professional services, insurance, finance and healthcare.
Morgan Go
Editorial Coordinator
Morgan coordinates interviews, source review and editorial follow-ups, and prepares drafts ahead of publication.
Laura Evans
Editorial Operations Manager
Laura manages commissioning workflows, review timelines and the publication schedule.
Natalie Brooks
Audience & Community Coordinator
Natalie runs the newsletter, reader engagement and community submissions, and connects the publication with regional organizations.
Daniel Reed
Research & Partnerships Lead
Daniel supports research and outreach, tracking the sectors and organizations behind emerging regional business trends.
Regions
Where we cover.
Coverage is organized by regional market, weighted toward metros where a single organization’s decisions move the local economy.
Region 01
Front Range
Denver, Boulder and Fort Collins. Dense professional services, a deep advisory base and an active community lending sector.
Region 02
Mountain West
Salt Lake City and Boise. Logistics, construction and regional banking, with recurring coverage of growth-stage operators.
Region 03
Southwest
Phoenix and Tucson. Healthcare systems and workforce are the dominant themes, profiled on a quarterly cycle.
Region 04
Great Plains
Omaha, Des Moines and Wichita. Manufacturing, agriculture-adjacent business and community lending across smaller metros.
How It Works
From first email to published piece.
Four steps, no cost, and an honest answer at the end of the first one.
You get in touch
A story suggestion, an interview proposal or an event listing. The more specific the decision at the centre of it, the better.
We scope the story
An editor comes back within five business days with the angle we would take, or an honest no.
One conversation
A single interview, typically forty-five minutes, focused on tradeoffs and outcomes rather than company background.
You check the facts
Quotes and figures come back to you before publication. Framing and headline stay with our editors.
Write For Us
Know a leader worth writing about?
We take story suggestions, interview proposals and event listings from executives, organizations and industry groups across our coverage regions. Editorial is free and independent.
Pitch a Story