Miami Reporters to Know: Top Tech Reporters

Written by Marely Arias

Refreshed May 7, 2026

Miami’s tech ecosystem has flourished after local entrepreneurs, startups, and founders innovate and others flock to the Southeast.

PRO TIP: We interviewed many of the influencers driving the movement, including Mayor Francis Suarez of Miami and Mayor Daniella Levine Cava of Miami-Dade County. Check out the videos here.

The community of Miami tech reporters spotlights homegrown talent and identifies growing companies within our sector. That includes coverage of Carve clients like hybrid venture capital fund and angel investor network Florida Funders (recognized as the top VC in the Southeast region), next-generation hospitality brand Sextant Stays, and home improvement delivery platform, iDrop

If your tech business is looking to grow Awareness, Authority, Activation, and Engagement in South Florida, here are some Miami tech reporters you should know:

Miami Reporters and Tech Reporters to Know

Ashley Portero

Portero covers everything from the growing tech and innovation scene, established companies expanding into Miami, entrepreneurs, and funding impacting the region at the South Florida Business Journal and Miami Inno. I can always count on her expert grasp of the local tech scene to tell a story that speaks to a broad audience. 

Check out Portero's coverage on South Florida’s record-breaking venture capital funding featuring our client Florida Funders, here.

Nancy Dahlberg

Known as the “Godmother of Miami Tech,” Dahlberg currently writes for Refresh Miami, the hub of Miami Tech with a mission to educate, inspire, connect and grow South Florida’s startup ecosystem. She is prominent in the local community and shares her insights on the market and tips on approaching her with pitches at events. (You can catch her knowledge in our #MiamiTech videos, too!). At Carve, Dahlberg has been my go-to for telling our clients’ growth stories and delivers an occasional LOL during our exchanges. She’s also eager for the scoop and proactively reaches out in search of a good story. I appreciate that!

Check out Dahlberg’s coverage of our client Florida Funders’ investment into a Miami-based startup here.

Riley Kaminer

Kaminer is a freelance tech writer and researcher, who contributes to Refresh Miami and South Florida Tech Hub. He covers the South Florida tech scene including startup moves, funding rounds, captivating founder stories and more. If there’s a local tech event, make sure to invite him. He loves to be on the ground interacting with people face-to-face.

Check out Kaminer’s coverage of our client iDrop’s launch in Miami here.

Martin Vassolo

Martin is a reporter at Axios Miami and co-author of its newsletter, where he covers the people, trends, and stories shaping South Florida. His reporting spans business, lifestyle, culture, and community-driven news. If you’re working with a South Florida-based company, Martin is a great reporter to keep in mind for interesting events, activations, partnerships, or stories that could spark interest.

Check out his coverage of our electric boating client, Voltari, for the Miami Boat Show here.

These reporters are seeding a local community of entrepreneurs, startups and founders through their content. Before you reach out, know their angles. Follow their coverage and social media feeds to keep up with everything you need to know about Miami’s innovation and tech hub. 

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