MacKenzie Coffman
Associate Video Journalist at The Wall Street Journal
Associate Video Journalist @wsj Formerly: @Marketplace, @medillschool ‘22
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2 months ago |
wsj.com | MacKenzie Coffman |Niharika Mandhana
Inventor James Dyson discusses success, what he wishes he had invented first, and why he has stayed involved for 34 yearsThere is a simple theme behind James Dyson’s inventions: “One thing leads to another.”While developing a wheelbarrow with one large ball in place of wheels, called the Ballbarrow, Dyson came up with his hit product, the bagless vacuum.
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2 months ago |
wsj.com | MacKenzie Coffman |Todd Holmes
When Dyson renovated its new headquarters in a nearly 100-year-old Singaporean national monument, it faced a unique challengeIn 2019, Dyson began transforming a nearly century-old power station in Singapore into its new global headquarters—a move founder James Dyson says represents a shift for the company from an English one to a Singaporean one. “[Singapore] supports companies that want to develop technology and manufacture technology, and it’s a sort of center of Asia,” Dyson said.
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For any Severance fans out there, check out what I made for @Marketplace -> https://t.co/JJKFpvq4b4
Photographing the basketball team was such a joyful part of my time at the Bruin. Although I never got to meet Jalen, it was an honor to have documented some of the best moments of his collegiate career.
The tragic news of Jalen Hill passing away reminded me of one of my favorite sports photos ever @mac_coffman took this on Jan. 19, 2020, when UCLA beat Cal 50-40. Hill had 11 points, 6 rebounds and 4 steals that day, and the win sparked an 11-3 run to end the Bruins' season RIP https://t.co/GBZde77jSP
Contributing to this might be the highlight of my career
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