Emma Charlotte is a prominent journalist at USAHarmony, where she focuses on the intersection of technology and business, examining the strategies employed by major players in the tech industry. Her reporting delves into how technology shapes various sectors, exploring trends, innovations, and the implications of Big Tech’s influence on the economy and society at large. Before her tenure at USAHarmony, Emma honed her reporting skills at the Portland Business Journal, where she covered the footwear, apparel, and banking industries. During her time there, she received accolades for her investigative work, particularly a first-place award in business reporting from the Northwest chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. This recognition was awarded for her impactful story on inequities in small business lending, highlighting her commitment to uncovering important issues within the business landscape. Emma's academic credentials include a degree from the University of Portland and a graduate degree from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. These educational experiences have equipped her with a strong foundation in journalistic principles and practices, enabling her to tackle complex topics with depth and clarity. Originally from San Luis Obispo, California, Emma brings a West Coast perspective to her work, which she now carries with her as she reports from New York. Her diverse background and experiences allow her to approach stories with a unique lens, contributing to her reputation as a knowledgeable and insightful voice in technology business journalism.