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Teresa Elena Frontado
Teresa Elena Frontado specializes in helping newsrooms navigate the complexities of digital transitions while incorporating new platforms and technology into their workflows. She has more than 20 years of experience working for media organizations in the United States and Latin America, including CBS Miami, Univision Network, El Nuevo Herald, El Nacional (Venezuela) and El Universal (Venezuela).
Teresa obtained her journalism degree from the UniversidadCatólicaAndrésBello in Caracas, Venezuela, and has two Master’s degrees: one from Tufts University and another one from the University of Miami. She was also a New York Times Fellow at the Maynard Institute for Leadership at Harvard University and a Knight-Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan (Class of 2016), where she conducted research on social media strategies for legacy media.
Teresa speaks four languages (Spanish, English, French and Portuguese) and is an avid reader. She has two wonderful kids and a dog who loves the beach almost as much as her.
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