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Mark McDonald
Correspondent, International Herald Tribune and The New York Times
Mark McDonald is a distinguished journalist currently serving as a correspondent for the International Herald Tribune (IHT) in Hong Kong. He has an extensive career in journalism, having reported from over 40 countries, including conflict zones like Iraq. Before his role at IHT, he worked for The New York Times, where he gained significant experience covering international news events.23
McDonald holds a degree from the University of Michigan and has also pursued an MBA in International Business. His career has spanned various prestigious media outlets, including Knight Ridder Newspapers, showcasing his versatility and depth as a foreign correspondent and bureau chief.1
In addition to his reporting work, McDonald has been recognized for his contributions to journalism, including being part of a team that won the Osborn Elliott Journalism Prize for Courage.2
