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36th ANNUAL<br />
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NEWS &DOCUMENTARY <strong>EMMY</strong> <strong>AWARDS</strong><br />
Gerald Ford. King also moderated the famed NAFTA debate between then-Vice President<br />
Al Gore and Ross Perot in 1993, which smashed cable industry ratings records at the time.<br />
In 1995, King showcased his extraordinary skill in the international arena when he hosted<br />
a historic hour on the Middle East Peace process with PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat, King<br />
Hussein of Jordan and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Among his many honors King<br />
is the recipient of the prestigious Allen H. Neuharth Award for Excellence in Journalism. In<br />
September 2011 he was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Emmy from the National Academy<br />
of Television Arts and Sciences.<br />
Bob Mauro<br />
Prior to becoming President of the National Academy of Television<br />
Arts & Sciences (NATAS), Bob Mauro had a long and distinguished<br />
career at CBS News where he held various senior leadership positions<br />
in Production, Planning, Programming, Finance, and Operations. He<br />
worked on almost all of the network news shows such as 60 Minutes,<br />
West 57th, CBS Reports, The CBS Morning News and The CBS Evening<br />
News with Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather. He rose to serve as CBS Vice President, Network<br />
Operations, Production and New Business Development responsible for the production of the<br />
CBS Television Network Productions including CBS News, CBS Sports and The Late Show<br />
with David Letterman. After his CBS career, he was recruited to Chicago to run one of the<br />
most prestigious non-profit television stations in the country, WTTW, and one of the most<br />
unique classical radio stations in the country, WFMT. While in Chicago, he was then recruited<br />
by the Board of Directors of Leo Burnett Worldwide to join them as their Chief Operating<br />
Officer. Returning home to New York, he became the General Manager of Broadcasting at<br />
the Empire State Building prior to accepting his new position at NATAS.<br />
David Muir<br />
David Muir is the Emmy-award winning anchor of ABC World News<br />
Tonight with David Muir and co-anchor of ABC’s 20/20. For more<br />
than a decade, Muir has reported from international hotspots including<br />
Tehran, Tahrir Square, Mogadishu and Fukushima and on domestic<br />
disasters such as Hurricane Katrina, the Newtown shooting and Joplin<br />
and Moore tornados. Most recently, he moderated “Pope Francis and<br />
the People” from the Vatican, a historic virtual audience event with the Pope and Americans<br />
in three cities. In his first year as anchor of the evening newscast, Muir reported from the<br />
Syrian border on child refugees, landed exclusive interviews with President Obama on Cuba,<br />
Bill Gates on Ebola, and Tim Cook on the Apple watch, and anchored from Cuba, Los<br />
Angeles, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Silicon Valley, Iowa and Washington, D.C.<br />
Muir’s reporting has been honored with multiple Edward R. Murrow awards and for the<br />
second year in a row, he earned top honors from the Society of Professional Journalists for his<br />
reporting overseas. Muir and his team have been credited with bringing a half million more<br />
viewers to World News Tonight in just the first year.<br />
Bruce Paisner<br />
Bruce L. Paisner is Senior Advisor to the Chief Executive Officer of<br />
Hearst Entertainment and Syndication and serves on the boards of<br />
Hearst’s Cosmopolitan TV Channels in Spain, Latin America and<br />
Canada. From 2004 to 2009, he headed the operations of Hearst<br />
Entertainment & Syndication, the corporate group responsible for<br />
Hearst’s interests in cable television networks, television production and<br />
distribution, newspaper syndication and merchandise licensing. For over 20 years, he served<br />
on the Boards of Directors of Lifetime Television, A&E Network and History Channel. A<br />
leading spokesperson and advocate for television industry issues around the world, Paisner<br />
is President & CEO of The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the largest<br />
organization of broadcasters in the world, which recognizes excellence in international<br />
television programming with The International Emmy® Award. He is also a member of the<br />
Council on Foreign Relations and The Century Association.<br />
David Rhodes<br />
David Rhodes was named President of CBS News in February 2011.<br />
He is responsible for CBS News broadcasts and the division’s newsgathering<br />
across all platforms including television, CBS News Radio,<br />
CBSNews.com and CBSN, the first live-anchored streaming news<br />
network. Rhodes has led a division-wide rejuvenation of the storied CBS<br />
News brand, emphasizing “Real News” from top broadcast journalists<br />
around the world. A rededication to the division’s hard-news roots pervades every broadcast.<br />
Rhodes was a catalyst behind the creation and launch of the highly-regarded CBS This Morning<br />
program, including the development of a new studio and newsroom at the legendary CBS<br />
Broadcast Center in New York. He also spearheads CBS News’ multi-platform, division-wide<br />
approach to major news events such as the Democratic and Republican National Conventions,<br />
Election Night, Presidential Debates, and special events. Prior to joining CBS News, Rhodes<br />
held senior roles at Bloomberg and Fox News.<br />
Marvin Scott<br />
A recent inductee into the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame<br />
and the recipient of eleven Emmy® Awards for journalistic achievement,<br />
Marvin Scott is the Senior Correspondent of the PIX 11 News at 10.<br />
Scott also hosts the weekly issues-oriented program PIX 11 News Closeup.<br />
Since joining WPIX in New York in 1980, he has served in multiple<br />
capacities as an anchor, reporter, host and producer. A veteran journalist<br />
with 50 years of experience in both print and broadcast mediums, Scott’s assignments have<br />
taken him from the front lines of Afghanistan, Iraq, Cambodia and the Middle East, to the<br />
highways of America’s South, where he covered civil rights protests with Dr. Martin Luther<br />
King. He has interviewed six American presidents, and during visits to the Middle East<br />
interviewed Golda Meier, Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat, among others. In New York, he<br />
has covered every Mayor since John Lindsay. Scott’s coverage of the Congressional Whitewater<br />
hearings won him two Emmy® Awards. Scott has received many honors, including a citation<br />
in the Congressional Record for “responsible reporting,” and top honors from the Associated<br />
Press for his coverage of the Three Mile Island nuclear plant accident, and his reporting of<br />
the TWA 800 tragedy. He’s been inducted into the coveted “Silver Circle” of the National<br />
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and is a recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.<br />
Martin Smith<br />
In his 40 years producing and reporting, Martin Smith has covered the<br />
world: from revolution in Central America and the fall of communism<br />
in the USSR, to the rise of Al Qaeda and the wars in Afghanistan and<br />
Iraq. He has also reported on climate change, hurricane Katrina, the<br />
Madoff Ponzi scheme, the 2008 financial meltdown, as well as the<br />
Manning and Snowden data leaks. Most recently, Smith has focused<br />
on examining the context and circumstances leading to the emergence of ISIS, including The<br />
Rise of ISIS (2014) and Obama at War (2015). He has just returned from three weeks inside<br />
regime-controlled areas of Syria. “Inside Assad’s Syria” will air on FRONTLINE next month.<br />
Over the course of his career, he has won many awards including several Emmys, Peabodys,<br />
Polks and duPont-Columbia batons. Last year, Columbia University awarded Smith the<br />
Chancellor Award for his cumulative achievements. Smith studied comparative literature<br />
at Brown University and has a BFA from the Institute of Film and Television at New York<br />
University. He lives in New York City.<br />
Chuck Todd<br />
Chuck Todd is NBC News Political Director and the moderator and<br />
managing editor of Meet the Press, the flagship Sunday morning public<br />
affairs program and longest-running broadcast in television history. Prior<br />
to taking the helm of Meet the Press in September 2014, Todd served<br />
as NBC News Chief White House Correspondent (2008-2014) as<br />
well as host of MSNBC’s The Daily Rundown (2010-2014). Todd has<br />
held the role of Political Director since March 2007, leading all aspects of the news division’s<br />
political coverage and analysis across every platform. He is also the editor of “First Read,”<br />
NBC’s must-read guide to political news and trends in and around Washington, D.C. (www.<br />
firstread.nbcnews.com) Todd is a self-described political junkie who has earned a reputation<br />
as one of the most passionate journalists and sharpest analysts in American media. In 2009,<br />
Todd co-authored with Sheldon Gawiser the definitive election result analysis book for the<br />
2008 presidential campaign, titled, How Barack Obama Won, published by Vintage. His second<br />
book, The Stranger: Barack Obama in the White House was released in November 2014 by<br />
Little, Brown and Company. Before joining NBC News in 2007, Todd spent six years as the<br />
Editor-in-Chief of National Journal’s “The Hotline,” Washington’s premier daily briefing on<br />
American Politics. In January of 2012, GQ named Todd “The Most Powerful Journalist in<br />
Washington,” part of the magazine’s “50 Most Powerful People in Washington” list.<br />
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