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Lisa Stiffler

News Reporter at GeekWire

Lisa Stiffler is a passionate journalist who enjoys conducting interviews, crafting stories, working with language, and analyzing data. She is currently a writer for GeekWire and other publications, bringing her expertise and enthusiasm to her reporting.

Lisa holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Cell and Molecular Biology and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications, both from the University of Washington. This diverse educational background equips her with a unique perspective and a strong foundation in both science and communication.

With an impressive professional history, Lisa has served in various roles in the journalism field. She has contributed as a News Reporter at GeekWire, a Freelance Journalist, Features Editor and Writer at Seattle's Child, a Freelance Journalist at The Seattle Times, a Journalism Fellow at Sightline Institute, a Reporter at Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and even as a Lab Technician at the University of Washington. This extensive experience showcases her versatility and commitment to producing quality work across different platforms.

Passionate about journalism and storytelling, Lisa Stiffler combines her educational background in science and communication with her hands-on experience in reporting to deliver engaging and informative content to her audience. Her dedication to her craft is evident in the diverse roles she has undertaken and the organizations she has contributed to.

Highlights

Apr 18 · linkedin

An interesting coalition including Amazon, Microsoft, REI and many other businesses and union efforts has formed to fight WA's Initiative 2117, a measure targeting the state's carbon market. This story explains why biz interests are publicly taking a side on this one.

Nov 28 · linkedin

A law meant to support local news gives a tax break to the Hearst Corp. for the abysmal Seattlepi.com, but nothing for digital outlets including GeekWire, Axios Seattle, West Seattle Blog, Capitol Hill Seattle Blog and others. Here's what happened. (And thanks to Caley Cook of University of Washington; Benjamin Shors of Washington State University - Edward R. Murrow College of Communication; Sen. Mark Mullet; Seattle City Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda; and WSB co-publisher Patrick Sand)

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Seattle, Washington, United States