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Presenters and Participating Organizations Presenters and Participating Organizations Hosts: Alberto Pimienta Reporter Telemundo 44 | NBC Universal Candace Burns Anchor WTVR Presenters and Special Guests: Tim Williams Anchor/Meteorologist WJZ Annie Rose Ramos Reporter WJZ Sean Streicher Reporter/Anchor WJZ Mindy Basara News Anchor WBAL Lisa Haynes Awards and Judging Manager, NATAS‐NCCB Kate Taylor Davis Executive Director Pyramid Arts Gretchen Schermerhorn Artistic Director Pyramid Arts Amy Callner Pyramid Arts Jason Bulluck Pyramid Arts Sarah F. Matthews Pyramid Arts Amira Washington Pyramid Arts Sasa Aakil Pyramid Arts Brett Hall Reporter WAVY Marielena Balouris Anchor WAVY Jason Marks Reporter WAVY Kayla Gaskins Anchor WAVY Aesia Toliver Anchor WAVY Andy Fox Reporter WAVY Joseph Martínez T44 Meteorologist Telemundo 44 / WZDC Darío López‐Capera T44 Reporter Telemundo 44 / WZDC Moisés Linares T44 Sports Anchor Telemundo 44 / WZDC Syrmarie Villalobos T44 News Anchor Telemundo 44 / WZDC Kidd O’Shea 7 News Reporter WJLA Caroline Patrickis 7 News Reporter WJLA Elizabeth Doyle Betty Endicott Scholarship Towson University Toluwalase Famuyide Betty Endicott Scholarship University of Maryland. Joe Yasheroff Director of Content Montgomery Community Media Sue Kopen Katcef 2021 NATAS Board of Governors Award Recipient Appearing in the Board of Governors Video: Michael Stern University of Maryland Jessie Cohen University of Maryland Sarah Dean University of Maryland Bailey Martin University of Maryland Presenters and Participating Organizations Jasmine Pelaez University of Maryland Lauryn Froneberger University of Maryland Sara Dignan University of Maryland Angelo Bavaro University of Maryland Lucy Dalglish Dean, Philip Merrill College of Journalism Rafael Lorente Associate Den, University of Maryland Jackie Baker Class of 2007 Jason Newton Class of 2001 Chris Williams Class of 2007 Gio Insignares Class of 2016 Brett Hall Class of 2015 George Lettis Class of 2002 Melissa Longo Class of 2000 Adam Longo Class of 2000 Brandon Goldner Class of 2013 Sarah Sampson Class of 2007 Rusty Ray Class of 2002 Kara Dixon Class of 2014 Eun Yang Co‐Anchors NBC4 Washington Jummy Olabanji Co‐Anchors NBC4 Washington Bill Fitzgerald News Anchor WTVR Shannon Lilly Reporter WTVR Cheryl Miller Anchor WTVR Lane Casadonte Sports Director WTVR Adam Winkler Anchor / Sports Director WTKR Blaine Stewart News Anchor WTKR Jessica Larche News Anchor WTKR Kurt Williams News Anchor WTKR Barbara Ciara Managing Editor / Anchor WTKR Jean Jadhon Anchor‐Reporter WDBJ Brent Watts Chief Meteorologist WDBJ Kasey Hott Anchor WVIR Dan Schutte News Director/Anchor WCAV Angie Goff Anchor WTTG Rob Desir Anchor WTTG Andre Hepkins Anchor WBAL Deborah Weiner 2021 Ted Yates Award Recipient News Anchor, I‐Team WBAL Presenters and Participating Organizations Madeleine Overturf Managing Editor and Anchor WRDE Matt Pencek Anchor WRDE Chandler Parr Weekend Anchor /Reporter WRDE Paige Marley Arts & Entertainment Reporter WRDE Paul Williams Chief Meteorologist WRDE Jacqueline Karli Broadcast Journalist WBOC Ashley Smith Daybreak Anchor WVEC Dan Kennedy Daybreak Anchor WVEC Philip Townsend Anchor WVEC Bethany Reese Traffic Anchor WVEC Janet Roach Anchor WVEC David Alan Anchor WVEC Lindsey Ward Anchor WSLS Brittny McGraw Anchor WSLS Courtney Mims Sr. Assignment Editor / Special Project Producer WMAR Adam Longo Anchor WUSA9 Annie Yu Anchor WUSA9 Lesli Foster Anchor WUSA9 Tony Perkins Anchor WUSA9 Lorenzo Hall Anchor WUSA9 Sharla McBride Anchor WUSA9 Allison Seymour Anchor WUSA9 Topper Shutt Chief Meteorologist WUSA9 Pippy Pinewood Pixie Blue Ridge PBS’ ECHO Jason Gittlen President NATAS‐NCCB Simone Cuccurullo Anchor WWBT Marc Davis Sports Director WWBT Rob Edmonds Producer WWBT Terrell Thompson Director and Producer WWBT Rachel DePompa Investigative Reporter WWBT Mason Adams Producer WWBT Ashly Richards Producer WWBT Dave Gau Actor WWBT Julian Sadur Anchor WMDT Nane Gene WMDT Felicia Curry Host of WETA Arts WETA Jeff Salkin Maryland Public Television Tony Hill Maryland Public Television Carolyn Black‐Sotir Maryland Public Television Presenters and Participating Organizations Nancy Yamada Maryland Public Television Brian Conover Voiceover Artist Catherine Luciani Voiceover Artist .
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