Get a Freelance Life Panel Discussion

Panelists will include:

• Cathleen Farrell, Editorial Director of Page One Media, which includes Poder, Hispanic, Tu Dinero, and Hispanic Trends magazines, published in Miami. She served as Time's correspondent in Colombia, where she worked as a freelancer for eight years. For the past five years she has worked as editor of Poder magazine, serving the Latin American and Hispanic markets. 
• Ruth Morris, who began her career working for Reuters in Washington D.C. before moving to Colombia to freelance for TIME magazine, the Los Angeles Times, and the BBC. She covered guerrilla violence, political strife, and drug-trafficking. She joined the Sun-Sentinel two years ago, where she covers immigration. She has also been on assignment to the Middle East and Havana.
• Juan Tamayo, the Miami Herald's Chief of Correspondents since 2003. He worked as a foreign correspondent for the Herald for more than 20 years, and covered some of the most relevant stories of our times in Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East. He received the Maria Moors Cabot Award. In 1989, he was a Nieman fellow at Harvard University. 
• Andrea Zarate, international freelancer; born in Tokyo, grew up in New York and Colombia before settling in Miami. Andrea is a stringer/reporter for The New York Times National Desk, covering news and assisting other writers with street reporting. She has freelanced for The Miami Herald, The Sun Post, and Hispanic Magazine. 
• Andres Cavelier (moderator), is the Multimedia Manager for El Nuevo Herald, the leading Spanish daily in the United States. A journalist for more than 15 years, Andres started his career as a metro reporter for the Los Angeles-based La Opinion. He worked in Bogotá, Colombia, as a reporter and in New York and Washington as foreign correspondent for El Tiempo, Colombia's leading daily. Andres has freelanced for World City Business and Cambio magazine.