Last Updated: 30 Nov, 2023 | Views: 833
Age: 51
Profession: Journalist
Famous For: Chief foreign correspondent for NBC News
Higher Education: Stanford University (BA)
About (Profile/Biography):
Richard Engel is a popular American journalist and author who serves as the Chief Foreign Correspondent for NBC News and has also reported extensively on foreign crises. With a career spanning decade, Engel has covered numerous war zones and global events, providing firsthand accounts and analysis of major world events.
Richard Engel Career:
• 1996: Richard started his career as a freelance journalist in the Middle East.
• 2003: Richard joined NBC News as a correspondent based in the Middle East.
• 2005: Richard is appointed as the Chief Middle East Correspondent for NBC News.
• 2008: Richard published his book "War Journal: My Five Years in Iraq," recounting his experiences covering the Iraq War.
• 2008-present: Richard continues to report for NBC News, covering global events and conflicts.
Richard Engel War Reporting:
• Richard covered the Iraq War extensively, providing on-the-ground reporting and analysis.
• Reported on the Syrian Civil War, documenting the humanitarian crisis and the rise of ISIS.
• Richard also reported on the Afghan war, including U.S. military operations and the Taliban insurgency.
• The Middle East's effects of the Arab Spring were covered by Richard.
Richard Engel Awards:
• Richard Engel received multiple Emmy Awards for his reporting, including Outstanding Continuing Coverage of a News Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast.
• Richard received a Peabody Award for his coverage of the Syrian Civil War.
• Richard received Overseas Press Club Awards for his reporting in Iraq and the Middle East.
Richard Engel Personal Life:
• Richard married Mary Forrest, a producer and documentary filmmaker.
• Richard has a son named Henry, born in 2015.
• Richard Engel is fluent in Arabic and has a deep understanding of Middle East.