Board, Officers and Members

As a career journalist and business manager, Andrew Moger has been involved in the news industry for more than 35 years. On behalf of NMC Members – news publishers and major news agencies- his role is to engage with sports federations and leagues as well as clubs and their commercial partners, and public policymakers to seek recognition of the importance and value of news content and news business freedoms. He was based in the Middle East for nearly five years and travels widely to support Members and to speak at conferences.

Doug is Managing Editor of the London Evening Standard and The Independent. His role involves working closely with all editorial executives and dealing daily with circulation, advertising and production directors co-ordinating the complex operation of producing daily newspapers and their editorial digital channels.

As Senior Vice President, Editorial at Getty Images, Jonathan is responsible for the global Getty Images Sport, Entertainment, News, and Archival product lines. He oversees the business’ coverage of over 160,000 news, sports and entertainment events every year. Ken began his career in 1995 as an assignments editor for the Reuters News Agency in their London bureau, before taking on the role of Global Sports Editor for Reuters Pictures in 2000.

Emma joined AAP in 2002 after working with legal firms in media, telecommunications and commercial law. Appointed General Counsel late that year, Emma has become an integral part of the agency’s leadership team. She has represented AAP in various forums, including Australia’s Right to Know, the Senate Inquiry into Sports News Reporting (leading to the establishment of the Code of Practice for Sports News Reporting), the Senate Inquiry into Evidence Amendment (Journalists’ Privilege) Bill (resulting in the Journalists’ Shield Laws) and the Independent Inquiry into Media and Media Regulation. Emma graduated with BA/LLB (Hons) from Sydney University in 1997.

My journey with Reuters commenced in 1994, capturing pivotal moments in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union as a photographer based in Warsaw. I witnessed history unfold, documenting the transformative fall of the Iron Curtain and the monumental collapse of the Berlin Wall. Before I was staff photographer for Polish Press Agency and weekly magazine Perspektywy.

Moving forward with Reuters, I ventured to New Delhi, where I led a team of photographers covering Southeast Asia and navigating the aftermath of the September 11 events in Pakistan and Afghanistan. During my time in London from 2003, I took on dual roles as Deputy Editor, Pictures EMEA, and Head of the London Picture Desk.

Since 2005, my home has been in Berlin, overseeing Global Sport Events and the Europe Central region. Since 2023 I am focusing on Global Sports coverage, editing, and orchestrating events like the Olympics, UEFA, FIFA events, and other prestigious World Championships.

Beyond photography, I collaborate closely with sales, marketing, legal and IT teams, spearheading innovative projects to elevate client experiences. Notably, I championed the implementation of an automated image feed for Google Olympics pictures, revolutionizing client engagement.

Driven by a passion for technological advancements, I draw inspiration from leveraging technology’s potential to bridge the gap between images and video. My collaboration with IT teams has led to pioneering tools facilitating remote photography and editing. Notably, I led the team that pioneered remote robotic DSLR cameras in 2009, setting a new industry standard.

Recognizing the need for streamlined event management, I conceptualized “ROSTER,” a bespoke events planning tool centralizing intricate event details, crucial for orchestrating large-scale events like the Olympics, in an accessible online platform.

In 2016-17, I spearheaded a team working on the groundbreaking Samsung Focus 360 Virtual Reality project. Over 12 months, we produced exclusive 360-degree news coverage and feature stories. Additionally, I played a pivotal role in introducing net cameras technology, now widely used across various sporting events, providing unique angles.

My career at Reuters mirrors my relentless pursuit of innovation, seamlessly blending technology with visual storytelling to redefine the boundaries of photojournalism and event coverage.

Enrique Rubio has been the UK & Ireland Bureau Chief of the Spanish News Agency – Agencia EFE since 2020. Previously, he held that same role in France, the Middle East (in Cairo) and Morocco. He has been a foreign correspondent for 20 years, having also worked for media outlets such as “El País” or “El Mundo”.

As a career journalist and business manager, Andrew Moger has been involved in the news industry for more than 35 years. On behalf of NMC Members – news publishers and major news agencies- his role is to engage with sports federations and leagues as well as clubs and their commercial partners, and public policymakers to seek recognition of the importance and value of news content and news business freedoms. He was based in the Middle East for nearly five years and travels widely to support Members and to speak at conferences.