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Kaitlin Milliken

(She/Her)
  • Content Editor, HubSpot
Boston, San Jose
As seen in: Hubspot Blog, The Hill, Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Chain Store Age, The Lowell Sun, InnoLead, BU News Service, Senior Executive
Covers:  business, executive decision making, innovation, funding, leadership in business
Editor @HubSpot | Alumna at @innolead, @theHill, @BosFilipinos & @seniorexecmedia | she/her

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I’m a business journalist, with expertise in editorial strategy and multimedia work. I excel at combining web and social media skills with traditional reporting to tell people's stories. My pieces help explain concepts using tools to match different learning styles – from the written form to audio, video, animation, and illustration.

As a senior editor at Senior Executive Media, I lead editorial strategy for the online business publication. That includes pitching story ideas, working with freel…

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Partner Ecosystems: How Partnerships Can Help You Expand Your Offerings and Retain Business

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By Kaitlin Milliken
| Hubspot Blog
When I think of ecosystems, I picture the rainforest, and I’m not too far off. Sure, in the business world, there are fewer plants and animals. However, there are still interconnected entities that coexist, compete for resources, and work symbiotically. Some members of your ecosystem are your competitors. Others are partners who can work with you to enhance your offering. In the B2B space, partner organizations may offer additional software solutions that extend your platform.
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How the HubSpot Blog Built a Freelance Writing Program That Actually Makes Great Content

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By Kaitlin Milliken, Mark Burdon, Michael Welch, Margaret Cousino
| Hubspot Blog
When I started working with freelancers, I’d experience a sinking feeling when a first draft hit my inbox. Would this piece be any good? Or, would I be rewriting an entire article myself to get something usable? Or perhaps, I found a gem — a freelancer who would make my day with a light edit, strong writing, and a grasp of the subject matter at hand. I would do anything in my power to make them happy. Please don’t leave me, I’d whisper to my laptop as I typed a praise-filled thank you email.
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The Future of Work is Flexible at Fintech Company Marqeta

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By Kaitlin Milliken, Evan Nierman
| Senior Executive
The future of work is flexible. More than half (56%) of workers reported they are likely to switch to a hybrid or remote job for more flexibility, according to a 2022 Axios Harris poll. Businesses that adapt can attract top talent. Those who refuse to listen may soon face attrition. “What are people telling us? What is our business telling us? What is the environment telling us?” asks Sunaina Lobo, chief human resources and people officer at financial services company Marqeta.
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