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Lily Katzman

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Chicago, Los Angeles
As seen in: Business Insider, MSN India, Flipboard, Smithsonian Magazine, Business Insider Deutschland, Veterans Today, Business Insider Japan, RealClear History, CryptoNews.Bizlim.com
Covers:  Sustainability, Business, Technology, Finance, Small Business, C-Suite, Future of Work, Climate
đź’ˇspecial projects @businessinsider | @medillschool + @nufhcats alum

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Lily Katzman’s Biography

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Lily is a senior editor on the Special Projects team at Business nsider, where she oversees editorial sponsored projects and large-scale newsroom initiatives.

She works with the company’s editorial and business divisions to create, edit, and project manage multimedia packages for the newsroom and sponsor partners. Her projects cover topics such as the climate crisis, business, sustainability, finance, and technology, among others.

Lily Katzman’s Journalist Portfolio

Block CFO Amrita Ahuja breaks down the company's long-term growth strategy and how it positions i...

Block CFO Amrita Ahuja breaks down the company's long-term growth strategy and how it positions i...

Square Inc., now called Block, is expanding its narrative to include businesses of all sizes. Its CFO, Amrita…

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Prioritizing equity is needed to combat green-city gentrification and 'irresponsible environmenta...

Prioritizing equity is needed to combat green-city gentrification and 'irresponsible environmenta...

The green-city model doesn't always come with environmental benefits. Green gentrification is increasing near…

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Meet Lena Richard, the Celebrity Chef Who Broke Barriers in the Jim Crow South

Meet Lena Richard, the Celebrity Chef Who Broke Barriers in the Jim Crow South

In 1949, nearly a year after New Orleans' WDSU-TV went live for the first time, Lena Richard, an African Amer…

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Native Women Artists Reclaim Their Narrative

Native Women Artists Reclaim Their Narrative

When Osage textile and ceramic artist Anita Fields was in her early 20s, she learned how to craft ribbon work…

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Spitzer Space Telescope Ends Operations After Scanning the Cosmos for 16 Years

Spitzer Space Telescope Ends Operations After Scanning the Cosmos for 16 Years

Robert Hurt, a visualization scientist working for the Spitzer Space Center, is taking the decommission of NA…

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Climate Action 30: Top global leaders working toward climate solutions

Climate Action 30: Top global leaders working toward climate solutions

Insider’s inaugural Climate Action 30 highlights 30 global leaders working toward climate solutions. Our list…

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Org charts show who runs the biggest companies

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| Business Insider Verified
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As middle managers thin out, companies hand sales training to AI simulations Original

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By Lily Katzman Verified, Aaron Mok Verified, Henry Blodget Verified
| Business Insider Verified
While companies are going all in on AI to boost their sales, hitting revenue targets has never been harder. To improve how pitches land, enterprises are embracing a tool that has gained traction since ChatGPT launched: AI sales coaches. These systems simulate customer conversations, letting sales reps practice pitches in real time with AI personas that act like buyers.
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Travelers describe airport chaos as unpaid TSA agents stop showing up: 'The line is coming from all directions'

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By Lily Katzman Verified
| CryptoNews.Bizlim.com
Passengers had to wait for as long as 75 minutes at JFK on Sunday morning. Courtesy of Jason Ursaner. Many TSA agents are working without pay during the partial government shutdown. Many others have stopped showing up for work. Over 400 have quit since mid-February. The result is long lines at airports.
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