George Eid is a Senior correspondent/ Media Trainer based between dubai and Beirut.

 A Multilingual( Arabic, English, French, German, Greek) correspondent, anchor and Documentary producer, worked for several outlets including, Voice of Lebanon and Sky News Arabia (Abu Dhabi). Currently the Head Read moreof News Operations/ Senior Correspondent at MTV Lebanon news. He is also the middle east correspondent of the 75 years old English Newspaper Cyprus Mail since August 2020.
He Reported on several humanitarian and sociopolitical issues and was known to tackle taboo and delicate subjects. Eid was among the first teams to enter Aleppo as a reporter with Sky news Arabia in 2012 to cover the Syrian war from a humanitarian perspective. Holder of a Master's degree in marketing media and management from Sorbonne IV in 2014.  
A university lecturer at Notre Dame university, USJ, ALAC in addition to being a coach and trainer/consultant in communication/media/personal branding and journalism.  The producer of the first documentary about the Greeks of Lebanon Kalimera Men Beirut,[1] which was first shown in March 2017 and was selected for screening in 8 International festival. Earning the 1st prize in Amorgos Film Festival.

A content manager and filmmaker with a rich portfolio of work aired or published on leading Platforms such as Aljazeera, Araby Tv, Cnn Arabic, The Independent Arabia, and Vice Arabia. Launched and managed a successful production house, contributing significantly to the Arab Scientific Journalism Read moreForum. An award-winning journalist with a strong background in organizational psychology, holding a Master's degree with honors. Expert in producing precise, research-based content, building and managing teams and a recognized ambassador for cross-border media and new technology.

Nicholas Noe recently served as Regional Organizing Director for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign in Michigan where he managed the Get Out The Vote (GOTV) operation for the crucial areas of Wayne County and Dearborn City. Previous to this, Mr. Noe lived in Beirut (2004-2016) and in Tunis (2012-2014) Read morewhere he was a co-editor of the Heinrich Boell Foundation’s journal on the Middle East, Perspectives, and co-founder of the news translation service Mideastwire.com (2005-Present) covering the Middle East media.

He regularly provides analysis and commentary for Al-Jazeera International, BBC and several US and European publications and is the author of a White Paper for the New America and Century Foundations entitled: “Re-Imagining the Lebanon Track: Towards a New US Policy." He is also the editor of the 2007 book "Voice of Hezbollah: The Statements of Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah" and was a Visiting Fellow with the European Council on Foreign Relations in 2014.

Mr. Noe’s Op-Eds on the region have appeared in The New York Times, Newsweek, Foreign Affairs, The Guardian, Huffington Post, Foreign Policy Magazine, Asia Times, The National and The National Interest among other publications.

From 1999-2000, Mr. Noe worked for First Lady Hillary Clinton as an opposition researcher for her successful United States Senate campaign and then went on to serve in local New York City government as a speechwriter for the President of the New York City Council and as a Policy Advisor on technology.
 He graduated with honors from Cambridge University (MPhil, International Relations, 2006) where he was elected a scholar of Selwyn College and Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa from Brown University (1999).

I'm a journalist working in the US and Middle East since 2003 in multiple formats. Polk Award winner for reporting in Syria in 2013. Worked on the Al Jazeera America launch for Fault Lines, a Peabody-award winning documentary program. Spent a year at Vice News as a correspondent and producer after Read morethat. Currently based in DC and back on the freelance side. Shooting with a C300.

Rebecca Collard is a multiplatform journalist. She produces radio and television packages and provides commentary for CBC, PRI’s The World, BBC, Monocle24, and Voice of America, among other international outlets. She has contributed toTIME, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The Christian Science Read moreMonitor, and Rolling Stone (ME). 
Rebecca reports breaking news and features on Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip as well as the refugee crisis in Europe.

Rula Rizk is a journalist based in Beirut, Lebanon.