Turn a trigger event into a timely outreach angle

Help me use a trigger event to write timely, relevant outreach. Company and trigger event: [e.g. "raised Series B", "new CRO hired", "opened 3 new locations", "announced layoffs", "job posts for 6 data engineers"] Source and date: [LINK OR WHERE I SAW IT] Who I'm contacting: [ROLE] What we sell and the outcomes we drive: [DETAILS] First, explain: - What this event typically means for someone in this role in the next 3-6 months (new priorities, pressures, budgets, hires). - Which of our outcomes connects most naturally to that, and which would feel like a stretch. - Whether this trigger is sensitive (layoffs, breaches, executive departures) and how to reference it respectfully, or whether not to reference it at all. Then write: 1. A cold email (under 90 words) that opens with the trigger, connects it to a likely priority, and asks one low-friction question. 2. A LinkedIn message version (under 300 characters). 3. A 2-sentence call opener. 4. One alternative angle in case the first doesn't land. Rules: don't congratulate generically, don't pretend to know their internal plans, and phrase assumptions as questions. Only reference facts from the source I gave you.