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Brenna Cammeron

  • Senior Manager, Audience Development, Aol
London, New York
As seen in: Aol, CNN, BBC, Daily Mail, Daily Mail U.S., HuffPost, Terra, WDIV-TV (Detroit, MI), KTVQ-TV (Billings, MT), KCTV-TV (Kansas City, MO), Hartford Business Journal and
Audience growth, @AOL. ex-@CNN, @BBC, @MailOnline. NYC mostly, London sometimes 🇺🇸🇬🇧

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I'm an audience and optimization expert with over a decade of experience driving growth in the newsrooms of some of the world's most prominent brands.

I have led teams and initiatives in fast-paced news organizations such as the BBC, CNN, and MailOnline, where I have developed and refined content strategies, managed off-platform partnerships, and handled legal and technical issues.

I thrive in collaborative environments where I can contribute to challenging KPIs, uphold editorial integrity, a…

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GM strike day 2: Six things we learned

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By Brenna Cammeron
| KITV-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
Many workers made financial sacrifices in that period, believing they were doing what was necessary to save the company — and their jobs. Now that GM is once again booming, many say they should be compensated for the pay and benefits they sacrificed when the company was in trouble.
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GM strike continues: 6 things we learned on Day 2

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By Brenna Cammeron
| CNN Verified
New York (CNN Business)After almost 50,000 General Motors employees ended their second day and are set to begin their third day on the picket lines, we are learning more about their demands and how the strike is affecting GM. Here are six things you may have missed: Who pays for striking workers' health care? GM employees have one less thing to worry about on the picket lines — their health care, which will continue thanks to the UAW's strike benefit fund.
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GM strike day 2: Six things we learned

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By Brenna Cammeron
| The Gwinnett Daily Post Verified
After almost 50,000 General Motors employees ended their second day and are set to begin their third day on the picket lines, we are learning more about their demands and how the strike is affecting GM. Here are six things you may have missed: Who pays for striking workers' health care? GM employees have one less thing to worry about on the picket lines — their health care, which will continue thanks to the UAW's strike benefit fund.
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