Christine Haughney
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Early Life & Family Background
- While detailed public information about her youth or birthplace remains scarce, we do know that her father, Major Joseph Haughney, played a significant role in early internet history; he served as network manager for ARPANET from 1979 to 1981 and warned about misuse even then.
- Growing up in a household deeply connected to the origins of the internet likely influenced her later focus on technology, journalism, and digital culture.
Career
Christine Haughney Dare-Bryan – Editor-at-Large at Inc.
Christine Haughney Dare-Bryan is a seasoned journalist with over 20 years in the industry. A James Beard Award winner, she has worked at top U.S. newspapers and created the Emmy-nominated Netflix series Rotten. At NBC News, she served as senior editor for the Biz Tech & Innovation Unit, leading investigative tech coverage. She’s also involved in journalism advocacy, serving as a board member, fellow, and judge for various professional organizations.
Awards and honors
James Beard Award Winner
- One of the most prestigious honors in food journalism and media.
- Reflects excellence in reporting and storytelling, especially in areas related to food, culture, and possibly investigative journalism involving the food industry.
Emmy Nomination
- For the Netflix documentary series Rotten, which she created.
- The show explores corruption and complex global supply chains in the food industry.
Xana Antunes Fellow
- Named after the late Xana Antunes, a trailblazing business journalist.
- This fellowship recognizes dedication to excellence in business reporting.
Board Member – Anne O'Hare McCormick Scholarship Fund
- Supports the advancement of women in journalism, named after a pioneering female journalist.
Awards Judge – Society for the Advancement of Business Editing and Writing (SABEW)
- SABEW is a leading organization promoting excellence in business journalism.
- Serving as a judge reflects industry recognition of her expertise and credibility.
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