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Neil Ferguson

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Oregon, Portland
As seen in: Glide Magazine, Nature, POLITICO Europe, LSE Connect, Glasgow Live, Magnet Magazine, Sunday World (South Africa), Our Community Now, Bankers Digest
Covers:  music, food, drink, arts and culture
Doesn't Cover: politics (most of the time)
Marketer/Writer/Editor/Social Media - Enjoying every sandwich. Covering music for @Glidemag, beer for @newschoolbeer, food and culture for Willamette Week!

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Neil Ferguson’s Biography

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Dedicated and motivated professional with a diverse background in Social Media Management, Content Development, Copywriting, and Strategic Marketing and Branding. Possess years of successful experience consulting on multifaceted projects, implementing effective promotional campaigns, and fostering positive relationships with a wide range of clients, colleagues, and key business partners. Consistently recognized for outstanding contributions and solid reputation for resolving complex issues. Co…

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Neil Ferguson

Neil Ferguson

Check out samples of my writing, marketing, and photography work. You can also get in touch.

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Catching Up With Sketch Jam's 2017 Winner, Nick Daiber

Catching Up With Sketch Jam's 2017 Winner, Nick Daiber

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Above the Fold: Mengyan Li, Industrial Designer

Above the Fold: Mengyan Li, Industrial Designer

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How to Use Your Brand Story to Attract Creative Talent

How to Use Your Brand Story to Attract Creative Talent

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What Do You Look For In a Designer? Karson Shadley, Creative Director at Astro

What Do You Look For In a Designer? Karson Shadley, Creative Director at Astro

If there is anyone who is qualified to answer questions for this column, it's Karson Shadley. With 15 years o…

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Above the Fold: Jose Figueroa, Industrial Designer

Above the Fold: Jose Figueroa, Industrial Designer

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The Hold Steady’s Bring a Killer Rock and Roll Party to Lively and Intimate Sold-out Crowd at Portland, OR’s Mississippi Studios (SHOW REVIEW)

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In the last decade, beloved rock and roll scenesters The Hold Steady have swapped out years of extensive touring for brief runs in single locations. Perhaps this was timed with the return of keyboardist Franz Nicolay, or frontman Craig Finn’s focus on his solo career. Whatever it may be, the pivot has turned every performance into a party that the fans – or members of the Unified Scene as they refer to themselves – seem to savor each show even more.
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Can Divorce Impact Beneficiary Status?

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By Mike Rahn, CISP | Ascensus Our organization sends out IRA beneficiary designation reminders every few years. Some IRA owners respond and inform us that they have divorced, which leads us to ask whether divorce itself can impact IRA beneficiary elections? It depends. A number of states—about half—have laws that automatically revoke an existing IRA spouse beneficiary designation upon divorce.
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James McMurtry and the Martial Law Review Captivate Sold-Out Crowd With Unflinching Alt-country Craftsmanship at Portland, OR’s Aladdin Theater (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS)

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Many years ago, James McMurtry said to this very writer in an interview that he only makes a new album when he sees the crowds at his shows start to dwindle. Well, the legendary Texas troubadour is over a year in for his latest album The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy (REVIEW) and the crowds are certainly not dwindling. Such was the case when he made his annual return to Portland, Oregon on Tuesday, July 28th for a sold-out show at the Aladdin Theater.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

The Horn

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Larry Brown