Geoffrey Bennett is a multimedia journalist and new media strategist with a background in online, print and broadcast news. Based in Washington, D.C., he is currently an editor with NPR's "Weekend Edition."
Geoffrey is a former producer and editor with NPR’s "News & Notes," which broadcast from Los Angeles. Before heading West, he reported on the entertainment business for AOL Television in New York City. He began his journalism career at ABC News’ "World News Tonight with Peter Jennings" and later joined ABCNews.com, where he oversaw the websites of both "World News Tonight" and the Brian Ross Investigative Unit. In 2003, he helped craft what would become Current, the TV network co-founded by Al Gore.
Geoffrey is a co-founder of INK80 digital consulting, serves on the board of The National Center for Global Engagement and is an ASCAP-affiliated songwriter.
He is an honors graduate of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia.