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Swedish Correspondents and Press Officers in the United States SWEDISH CORRESPONDENTS AND PRESS OFFICERS IN THE UNITED STATES For corrections and changes, please contact: Alexandra Bro Embassy of Sweden 2900 K Street, NW. Washington, DC 20007 Phone: (202) 467-2644 | cell: (202) 256-0435 [email protected] Updated: January 2021 2 NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK FREELANCE Aftonbladet Sandra Johansson (718) 753-4428 c Per Bjurman (212) 375-1550 [email protected] [email protected] (646) 644-2205 c Helena Gustavsson, Journalist [email protected] (347) 605-7710 Emelie Svensson (917) 675 4792 [email protected] Argot Murelius, Journalist (917) 723- 3463 [email protected] Bildbyrån Joel Marklund (917) 582-2791 Sarah Clyne Sundberg, Journalist [email protected] [email protected] Bengt Göransson, Journalist Dagens Industri [email protected] Frida Wallnor (646) 603-8119 [email protected] Isabell Höjman, Journalist [email protected] Dagens Nyheter Elisabeth Liden, Journalist (917) 757-8192 Martin Gelin (718) 564-3115 [email protected] [email protected] Per Ander Brolin, Journalist (212) 203-9598 [email protected] Svenska Dagbladet Malin Ekman (332) 600-3600 Jonas Cullberg, Journalist (914) 885-3453 [email protected] [email protected] Niclas Goldberg, Journalist Sofia Hedström (917) 392-7906 [email protected] [email protected] Martin Adolfsson, Photographer (917) 715-2377 c Sveriges Radio [email protected] Fernando Arias (212) 675-6180 Jonas Gustavsson, Photographer (212) 749-9794 [email protected] (917) 881-6315 c [email protected] (917) 385-7599 c TV 4 Pontus Höök, Photographer (917) 543-0444 c Stefan Borg (917) 825 9290 [email protected] [email protected] Catarina Lundgren Åström, Journalist, Photographer [email protected] (917) 414-8713 c Dan Norrå [email protected] Thomas Nilsson, Photographer (646)453-9850 c [email protected] Marguerite Seger, Photographer (917) 275-0666 [email protected] Updated: January 2021 3 LOS ANGELES CORRESPONDENTS SWEDISH-AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS Aftonbladet Nordstjernan + Nordic Reach Magazine Magnus Sundholm Ulf Mårtensson (914) 522-8287 [email protected] (310) 989-2775 c [email protected] [email protected] Expressen Gunnar Nordström Swedish Press [email protected] (805) 358-9793 Claes and Joan Fredriksson (866) 882-0088 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Peter Berlin, Editor (250) 585-8804 LOS ANGELES FREELANCE [email protected] Per Larsson, Photojournalist (626) 975-5538 c [email protected] Diana Ljungeus, Journalist (310) 210-1860 [email protected] Argot Murelius, Journalist [email protected] Kenneth Johansson, Photographer (310) 828-0619 [email protected] Ida Therén, Journalist (310) 779-8280 c [email protected] Updated: January 2021 4 WASHINGTON, D.C., CORRESPONDENTS WASHINGTON, D.C., FREELANCE Dagens Nyheter Gary Yerkey, Journalist (202) 494-9137 c Björn af Kleen (202) 704-7996 [email protected] [email protected] Svenska Dagbladet Karin Henriksson (202) 362-8253 [email protected] (202) 669-6922 c OTHER U.S. LOCATIONS Sveriges Radio Cecilia Khavar (202) 244-0103 Chicago – Freelance [email protected] (202) 702-8900 c Rasmus Lundgren, Journalist (847)-208-5060 [email protected] SVT Stefan Åsberg Florida – CNP Media Correspondent [email protected] (202) 421-7882 Carl Perstad, Journalist, TV Producer (239) 699-0549 [email protected] TV 4 Tomas Kvarnkullen [email protected] Updated: January 2021 5 SWEDISH GOVERNMENT OFFICES IN THE U.S. Washington, D.C. New York City Embassy of Sweden Consulate General of Sweden in New York City 2900 K Street, N.W. One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza Washington, DC 20007 885 Second Avenue, 40th floor www.swedenabroad.com/washington New York, NY 10017 Lars-Erik Tindre Sofia Hedström de Leo Public Diplomacy, Press and Communications Counselor Head of Sustainability and Communications [email protected] [email protected] Phone: (202) 467-2655 | cell: (202) 304-0990 Phone: (212) 583-2568 Alexandra Bro Permanent Mission of Sweden to the United Nations Press Officer One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza [email protected] 885 Second Avenue, 46th floor Phone: (202) 467-2644 | cell: (202) 256-0435 New York, N.Y. 10017-2201 Ingegerd Landström Head of Press and Communication, Events [email protected] Phone: (212) 583-2553 (Rebecca Hedlund on parental leave) Consulates Sweden has 28 consulates in the United States. • Anchorage, AK • Hamilton, Bermuda • Philadelphia, PA • Atlanta, GA • Honolulu, HI • Phoenix, AZ • Boston, MA • Houston, TX • Raleigh, NC • Chicago, IL • Jamestown, NY • Salt Lake City, UT • Cleveland, OH • Las Vegas, NV • San Diego, CA • Dallas, TX • Milwaukee, WI • San Francisco, CA • Denver, CO • Minneapolis, MN • San Juan, PR • Detroit, MI • New Orleans, LA • Seattle, WA • Fort Lauderdale and Miami, • New York City, NY • St. Louis, MO FL • Norfolk, VA Up to date contact information is also available online at www.swedenabroad.com/washington Updated: January 2021 6 .
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