Australia's Armenia Media Inc. names inaugural Managing Editor and English Editor
By armenia.com.au | Saturday, 19 April 2014
SYDNEY: Exciting new entity, Armenia Media Inc. has revealed its inaugural staff, with Nerses Baliozian taking on the Managing Editor's role and Caroline Geroyan being named the organisation's English Editor.
Baliozian, 25, who recently moved to Sydney from Aleppo, Syria, has a rich history working in community media and organisations. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Telecommunications Engineering and is continuing his studies in Australia.
Geroyan, 25, is a graduate of Galstaun College and completed her Bachelor's in Media and Cultural Studies at Macquarie University. She is currently completing her Master's in Journalism at UTS while working at the ABC, and has been involved in the community since a very young age.
Chairman of Armenia Media Inc., Kaylar Michaelian said was delighted with the talent that has been chosen to lead this bold, new project.
"We were inundated with some fantastic applicants for these roles, and are delighted that our interview process has led to the hires of Nerses and Caroline - both fantastic community assets now committed to making Armenia Media the success we all expect it to be," Michaelian said.
Armenia Media Inc. was recently announced as the publisher of several new and exciting media products, including Armenia TV, Armenia Online, Armenia Mobile, Armenia Magazine and Armenia Radio (see original press release by clicking here).
It will be officially launched at a Luncheon at Miramare Gardens on May 4th (click here for details).
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