Harrison Miller, an assistant editor at Business North Carolina, has left the Charlotte-based magazine.
He had been with Business North Carolina for slightly more than a year. He has also been contributing to Forbes’ website.
Miller said he is looking for financial, business or economic or sports business reporting opportunities. His September 2019 story about the impaired driving charges against the CEO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina won the silver award in the breaking news category from The Alliance of Area Business Publications.
Miller graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in business journalism. He has worked for the Triangle Business Journal and American City Business Journals.
While at UNC-CH, he worked for the North Carolina Business News Wire.
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