Anita Snow is a veteran international journalist who specializes in the Americas. She currently is based in Mexico City as an editor on the AP regional desk for Latin America and the Caribbean. Previously, she was a UN correspondent for the AP and a 2010 Nieman fellow at Harvard University. She reopened the AP’s Havana office in 1999 and went on to serve as bureau chief for a decade.
Category: Member Profiles
Meet the OPC Members: Q&A With Stanley Reed
Stanley Reed writes about energy, business and environment for The New York Times and The International New York Times. Previously, he worked at BusinessWeek, holding several positions including London Bureau Chief as well as Middle East Correspondent. He was later a reporter-at-large for Bloomberg News. He co-authored, with Alison Fitzgerald, 2010’s In Too Deep: BP and the Drilling Race That Took it Down. He has been based in London since 1996. He won the Best of Knight-Bagehot award from Columbia Journalism School for his coverage of the Iraq war in 2003. He has lived in London since 1996 and has British and U.S. citizenship.
Meet the OPC Members: Q&A With Elena Becatoros
Elena Becatoros has worked as the Southeast Europe bureau chief for the Associated Press, based in Athens, since mid-2007 after stints in London and New York. She has focused on covering the Greek financial crisis for the last five years, with assignments further afield when time permits. Becatoros began her foreign reporting career as an intern at the AP’s Athens bureau in 1997.
Meet the OPC Members: Q&A With Rod Nordland
Rod Nordland is an international correspondent at large for The New York Times. He has worked as a reporter in more than 150 countries, with postings in Bangkok, Beirut, Baghdad, Cairo, Rome, Sarajevo, San Salvador, Islamabad, London, Kabul, and other places. Before coming to the Times in 2009 he was Newsweek’s chief foreign correspondent, based in London. He began his foreign reporting career for his hometown paper, The Philadelphia Inquirer, covering the [Far East] and Central America. Nordland’s honors have included a share of a Pulitzer Prize for news, and he was also a finalist for a Pulitzer in international reporting. He has won two George Polk awards and several Overseas Press Club awards.
Meet the OPC Members: Q&A With Jonathan Kapstein
Meet the OPC Members: Q&A With Rebecca Fannin
Rebecca A. Fannin is the author of Silicon Dragon (McGraw-Hill, 2008) and Startup Asia (Wiley, 2011), and a contributor to Forbes, where she writes a widely read weekly column. Since 1992, she has been reporting on innovation, technology and emerging economies. A former international editor at Red Herring, International Business, and the Asian Venture Capital…
Meet the OPC Members: a Q&A With John Moore
John Moore is a senior staff photographer for Getty Images, based in New York City. He received a citation for this year’s Robert Capa Gold Medal Award, and won the OPC’s 2007 Robert Capa Gold Medal for his work in Pakistan and the 1997 John Faber Award for coverage of refugee camps in Zaire.
Meet the OPC Members: a Q&A With Kristina Shevory
Kristina Shevory is a longtime freelance reporter who writes regularly for The New York Times about business and the military. She is an Army veteran and a former staff reporter for the AP, The Seattle Times and TheStreet.com. She has written for The Atlantic, Newsweek, Wired, Businessweek, Fox News, Foreign Policy and the New York Post, among others.
Meet the OPC Members: a Q&A With Andrew Meldrum
Andrew Meldrum reported from Zimbabwe for The Economist and The Guardian from 1980 to May 2003, when he was illegally expelled after the government objected to his reports exposing state torture.
Meet the OPC Members: a Q&A With Chriss Swaney
Chriss Swaney has more than 20 years of experience as a reporter and editor for
national and international publications, including Reuters, UPI, The New York Times and Gannett. She
spent 13 years as at Carnegie Mellon University as its media relations and
public relations director for the College of Engineering.