Andrew Lundy Email & Phone Number

I recently retired from the world of daily news after three decades as a reporter, editor, manager and leader in both conventional and digital journalism. My time now is split between two part-time occupations: delivering meals to seniors and people with disabilities, and editing and ghost-writing books and long-form non-fiction work. In my news career I was most recently Vice President, Digital at The Canadian Press, where I oversaw the news service's digital efforts in both product and content, including CP's pioneering effort with data journalism.I joined CP after four-plus years as Director of Globalnews.ca, a news service I built from the ground up. At Global I headed a team of more than 40 people running 11 local sites, a national site, and dedicated show sites for the flagship Global National telecast and current affairs programs 16:9 and The West Block.Before joining Global, I was Editor-in-Chief at MSN Canada, the country’s largest web portal, where I oversaw the management of key channels including Finance, Autos and Entertainment, and launched the site’s Green channel.I started my digital journalism career in 1998 as a web producer for CBC News' Marketplace, and later created CBC.ca's Consumer Zone. I moved to CBC Sports Online in 2000 as its senior producer, captaining coverage of seven Stanley Cups, four Olympic Games, and managing a team of writers and editors. Prior to coming to CBC, I was an award-winning newspaper reporter for the St. Catharines Standard and, more briefly, the Financial Post. I studied graduate journalism at the University of Western Ontario, where I received my political science degree, and also studied graduate international affairs at Carleton University.I also sat on the professional advisory committee of two journalism schools: Sheridan College (where I was committee chair) and Loyalist College. I have also been a member of several news industry organizations including the CAJ and ONA, and was the first-ever Digital VP of the Canadian arm of the Radio, Television and Digital News Association.

Listed skills include Digital Media, Journalism, Online Journalism, Editorial, and 46 others.