Q&A: How to pitch to Aaron Kirchfeld, Financial Times

Join us for an exclusive live conversation with Aaron Kirchfeld, Chief European Business Correspondent at the Financial Times. With deep experience covering Europe's biggest business stories - from major acquisitions to boardroom shakeups and shifting corporate power - Aaron brings a uniquely informed perspective on the forces shaping the continent's economy. This session offers a rare opportunity to engage directly with one of Europe's most respected financial journalists. Aaron will share his insights and take questions live from the audience.

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Aaron Kirchfeld, Chief European Business Correspondent, Financial Times

Former executive editor for Global Deals at Bloomberg News, Aaron Kirchfeld is now Chief European Business Correspondent at the Financial Times, where he leads coverage of European corporate activity. He spent two decades at Bloomberg, including roles as German finance reporter and deputy Frankfurt bureau chief, covering major European companies, banks and M&A.