Al Anstey joined Al Jazeera English from the UK's ITN where he was the head of Foreign News - responsible for running foreign coverage and managing news teams.
Al previously held roles as ITN's foreign editor and senior foreign editor, in which he covered all the major stories in world news.
He first became a producer at the US's CBS News, then moved to the start-up of the UK's GMTV as news editor.
Al was then hired by APTN to set up their offices in Asia, then switched to their Sydney office to set up operations in the South Pacific, before moving to London as Asia editor with responsibility for all of APTN's bureaux and coverage in the region.
Max Uechtritz: Director Of Programmes
Max Uechtritz is an award-winning Australian journalist, programme maker, media executive and international correspondent who brings with him a passion for provocative and public-spirited programming and an internationally-respected career that has spanned more than 30 years, involving senior roles in public and commercial broadcasting, print and digital media.
From 2000-2004, Max was executive director of news and current affairs with ABC Australia, overseeing 800 journalists and 22 current affairs and documentary programmes. These programmes, including Foreign Correspondent and Four Corners, have been multiple award-winners in Australia and abroad. He was also responsible for the content and launch of news programmes on the ABC Asia Pacific satellite television network.
Max joined Al Jazeera English from NineMSN Australia, the country's leading web portal and publisher and a joint venture with Microsoft USA, where he was editor-in-chief. He was formerly the network director of news for Nine Network Australia, the largest and market-leading commercial broadcaster.
Previously, he was Washington bureau chief and Europe correspondent for ABC Australia, reporting from 30 countries on five continents and winning awards and plaudits for his coverage of China, Middle East, Gulf War, collapse of the Soviet Union, Balkan wars and the Mandela and Clinton elections.
Sue Phillips: Director Foreign Bureaux and Development
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Sue Phillips' career includes senior roles as London Bureau Chief for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).
She also previously worked as the Managing Director of News World International, and Senior Radio Producer and Senior Television Producer at CBC.