Colin Linneweber

Colin Linneweber is an experienced writer who creates content for renowned television networks, Fortune 500 companies, and multiple industry sectors.

Colin, who produced online content for Yahoo! Finance, Business Insider, Modern Metals, CBS Sports, and the New England Sports Network (NESN) among prominent media outlets, works as a freelance copywriter, content creator, and editor.

For all inquiries, email Colin at colin.linneweber@gmail.com.


Creating social media calendars for clients from multiple industries

B2C newsletters, SMS campaigns, SEO, B2B case studies, eBooks, speeches, blog posts, feature articles, brochures, feature broadcasts, press releases, thought leadership content

Blog post: How the coronavirus pandemic exposed America’s supply chain network

The U.S.-China trade war and the coronavirus pandemic have made a few things abundantly clear: Relying on foreign manufacturers is a risky, challenging, and, oftentimes, unwise business practice. Even before the COVID-19 outbreak, many economists and academics argued that America was excessively reliant on foreign manufacturers, particularly China, for too many vital products. Bob Forshay, a longtime supply chain consultant and supply chain management instructor who founded Boulder, Colorado-bas...

Feature article: Five of boxing's most controversial fights ever

By Colin Linneweber

There are first-round knockouts, unanimous decisions, disqualifications and even highway robberies. The outcome of a boxing match can be determined by an incompetent judge or a dimwitted fighter who eliminates himself. Controversial decisions are often met with an outburst of upset fans making accusations of collusion. Extensive debate is expected to follow any result that was originally too close to call, and boxing is no exception. Here are five of boxing's most controvers...

Interviewing subject matter experts: Private equity trends in the Middle East

The private equity industry in the Middle East is experiencing increased investment activity and expanding opportunities across various sectors.

Alternative investment firms considering domiciling a fund in the region should know that it comes with a unique set of challenges and opportunities. To understand these, and to take a look at some of the important investment trends in the Middle East, we interviewed two private equity experts who recently attended ALTSME, a prominent alternative inves

Blog post: What are the best sales people doing today?

Business-to-business (B2B) salespeople can all admit what is obvious: The coronavirus pandemic has changed everything, including how they approach their jobs. Nevertheless, as renowned British author Alan Watts once said, "The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance." Some B2B salespeople have taken Watts’ advice, adapted to the “new normal,” and even managed to prosper since COVID-19 battered the U.S. economy and caused it to plunge into reces...

Feature article: Five defining moments in boxing over the past 50 years

Every sport has memorable moments that define the game forever. Football has “The Drive,” hockey has the “Miracle on Ice,” and basketball has Game 6 of the 1998 Finals. Conversely, there are ugly moments in sports that taint how we see the game. Over the last 50 years, we’ve seen many highs and lows in boxing. Below are five moments that have had a lasting impact on boxing, for better or worse.

Thought leadership content: The basics of customs duties for multinational organizations

Customs duties play a pivotal role in shaping the strategies and operations of businesses, affecting their costs, competitiveness and access to international markets.

Also known as import duties or tariffs, customs duties are government-imposed indirect taxes on goods that are manufactured in one country and moved into another. These duties are typically paid by the importer at entry points, such as ports or borders. Businesses can face considerable financial and reputational losses if they do not comply with customs regulations.

Feature article: Dale Evers used raw materials to fabricate a replica of Carlos Santana’s Paul Reed Smith guitar

Dale Evers used raw materials to fabricate a replica of Carlos Santana’s Paul Reed Smith guitar

July 26, 2017 - “Some songs are just like tattoos for your brain,” said Carlos Santana, 70, who was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. “You hear them and they’re affixed to you.”

Music inspires Dale Evers, a sculptor and designer who deeply admires Santana’s wizardry with a guitar. Music helped spawn his adoration for arts.

“Rock ‘n’ roll music defined my life in so many ways,” say
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