ALB Connection in the Press
What Others Say About ALB Connection
News outlets, researchers, Wikipedia and the Albanian-owned businesses we have featured have cited and shared ALB Connection’s reporting and directory data. Here is where.
Coverage & Citations
dua.com
Albanians in America: 750,000 to 1 Million
Uses ALB Connection’s business directory data to show where Albanian-owned businesses are concentrated across the US, and links to our full report. Published in eight languages.
Class Magazine (Revista Class)
Two Albanian Sisters Taking Miami by Storm
Albania’s lifestyle magazine Class shared our story on sisters Natasha and Amanda, founders of IV On Command in Miami, crediting ALB Connection as the source.
Wikipedia (Albanian)
Arta Kallaba
The Albanian-language Wikipedia article on fashion designer Arta Kallaba cites our profile of her work as a source.
Wikipedia (English)
Bektashism
The English Wikipedia article on Bektashism cites our explainer on the Bektashi Sufi tradition in Albania as a source.
Businesses and Individuals We Have Featured
Many of the businesses and individuals we have featured share their story with their own customers and followers. A few of them:
M2O Burgers & Salads
Press & Media
M2O Burgers lists our profile of founder Leo Osmanollaj on its press page.
BRUÇAJ Eyewear
Featured in ALB Connection
Bruçaj Eyewear published a post about our feature on founder Jehona Brucaj and her eyewear brand.
Vendador
Inside the Kitchen with Chef Francis Pascal
Vendador shared an excerpt of our conversation with Chef Francis Pascal about his Albanian roots and his work.
Mirela Kanini
News Articles & Interviews
Author Mirela Kanini features our interview with her in the News Articles & Interviews section of her website.
For journalists and researchers: you are welcome to cite ALB Connection’s stories and directory data. Please credit “ALB Connection” and link to the page you are citing.
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