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Justin Mitchell’s Biography

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I am a multimedia reporter, producer and writer currently based in Brooklyn, New York. I am originally from Alaska but have lived in Colorado, Portland, Oregon, Prague, South Korea, New York and Chicago. I just want to tell some good stories.

Justin Mitchell’s Journalist Portfolio

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IBM to Reopen Defined Benefit Pension, Dump 401(k) Contribution

IBM to Reopen Defined Benefit Pension, Dump 401(k) Contribution

The policy change comes at a time when many corporate pensions are overfunded.

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'Where is the Money?': Ohio Teachers' Pension Board Member Confronts Callan CEO

'Where is the Money?': Ohio Teachers' Pension Board Member Confronts Callan CEO

A March 16 presentation from Callan’s chief executive provoked deep frustrations from board members over the …

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LPs step up the pressure for GPs to make real progress in diversity

LPs step up the pressure for GPs to make real progress in diversity

Feel-good corporate slogans and good intentions are no longer cutting it when it comes to diversity and inclu…

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CalPERS board member calls for hold on PE investments after CIO resignation | Buyouts

CalPERS board member calls for hold on PE investments after CIO resignation | Buyouts

Margaret Brown said doing so would be necessary until an investigation is completed into former CIO Ben Meng'…

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ESG approaches a tipping point | Buyouts

ESG approaches a tipping point | Buyouts

Tailwinds are growing stronger for the responsible investing movement as coronavirus and political upheaval r…

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Family offices look for their "Buffett move" amid market chaos | Buyouts

Family offices look for their "Buffett move" amid market chaos | Buyouts

While most LPs are in "wait and see" mode, some family offices are seeing a unique opportunity to help strong…

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Articles

American woman killed in Africa. The case has an Ocean Springs tie

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Ashly Robinson, known online as Ashlee Janae, was found unresponsive in the closet of her hotel room on April 8, police said. (Courtesy of Ashlee Jenae/Instagram) A tech executive being held in his girlfriend’s death in Africa has ties to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, records show.
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Debby expected to rapidly intensify in Gulf. ‘Historic’ rainfall possible on East Coast

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Justin Mitchell August 4, 2024 at 10:20 AM·3 min read Tropical Storm Debby is becoming stronger and better organized in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and will likely undergo rapid intensification this weekend before making landfall in Florida as a hurricane, according to the National Weather Service in Miami. Debby has winds of 60 mph at 7 a.m. Saturday and was moving north-northwest at 13 mph.
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Jim Cantore ‘blown away’ by this MS Coast city’s rebirth 19 years after Hurricane Katrina

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Justin Mitchell June 10, 2024 at 6:00 AM·2 min read After Hurricane Katrina’s winds and storm surge ravaged the Mississippi Coast in 2005, the small beach town of Bay St. Louis resembled a war zone. The bridge that connected the Bay to Pass Christian was reduced to concrete pilings. Streets in downtown near the water washed away. Storm surge of over 20 feet invaded homes, washing away structures and taking priceless mementos and memories with it.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Intern on a daily public radio global affairs show.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, when I was a kid.

How is social media changing news?

More noise, more rumor, more vigilance required in a shorter period of time.