Anne Vasquez has been named business editor of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, replacing Gail DeGeorge, the current president of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers.
DeGeorge became the Sunday editor a month ago.
Vasquez has served as deputy business editor since she joined the Sun-Sentinel in January 2006. She recently completed a fellowship through the Newspaper Association of America’s Breakthrough: James K. Batten Leadership Program.
Before joining the Sun-Sentinel, Vasquez was an editor and reporter at the San Jose Mercury News, a reporter at the Miami Herald, a reporter in an exchange program in Brazil, and a reporting intern at the Boston Globe.
She’s served as secretary and at-large representative for the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
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