Dan Hiscocks is leading the development of pressfothePeople’s business operations. He is a successful, serial entrepreneur on his way to jump starting his seventh business. Hiscocks set up an independent book publishing company 16 years ago (www.eye-books.com) in the United Kingdom. Eye Books champions people who are “living” as opposed to merely “existing” in an increasingly mechanized world. More recently, he started another publishing services company, Can of Worms Enterprises (www.canofwormsenterprises.co.uk) seeking to harness the passion and drive of independence while offering the economies of scale of the big corporate publishers. Hiscocks is involved in a broad range of content issues and campaigns, working to decipher how to aggregate content across multi platforms to drive meaningful returns. Contact Dan at dan@pressforthepeople.com.

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Team member Terri Chappell is an Emmy-winning journalist, with experience reporting from the field and the anchor desk, from locations around the U.S. and across the world. She has been recognized for her documentaries on Russia’s medical care crisis and overcrowded orphanages and the fight for religious freedom in Cuba. Most recently, she spent more than a decade anchoring the news at the Tribune-owned KDAF-TV in Dallas. She helped found the widely applauded “A Child to Love” project, a weekly series highlighting the plight of children in foster care. Contact Terri at terri@pressforthepeople.com.

Team Member James Moore is an Emmy-winning television news correspondent, an award winning documentary film producer, and the co-author of the bestselling, Bush’s Brain: How Karl Rove Made George W. Bush Presidential. He has been writing and reporting from Texas for the past 25 years and has covered every presidential campaign since 1976. He is a sought after voice in the political spectrum, with columns published in leading newspapers around the world, and is preparing to publish his 4th book.  Contact Jim at jim@pressforthepeople.com.

Jim Moore makes the case for our model of journalism on Dog Canyon.

Team member Jade Kurian has nearly 20 years experience in print and broadcast journalism, travelling extensively, domestically and internationally to cover some of the biggest stories. Most recently, as a national correspondent for HD News (High-Definition News), she reported from the tsunami in Banda Aceh, the Pope’s Funeral in Rome, Hurricane Katrina, and several Presidential campaigns. With experience on the ground in a start-up news operation and in a previous management role, Kurian intimately understands the current challenges of the industry, but believes that ultimately journalism is a public service that must be protected and encouraged. Contact Jade at jade@pressforthepeople.com.