correspondent for "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia." At Bloomberg Television, he covered the first face-to-face
summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping from Mar-a-Lago and traveled
across the United States in 2015 for "Wiring the World," his technology innovation series. He also anchored
for Bloomberg Radio and launched two daily podcasts on U.S.-Asia Pacific economic and financial ties.
Prior to Bloomberg, Mr. Inocencio was The Wall Street Journal's deputy Asia-Pacific editor for video
streaming operations and host of the WSJ's weekly technology show "Digits" in Hong Kong. Previously,
he was CNN International's Asia business correspondent based in Hong Kong and CNN's NASDAQ
reporter in New York City.
A champion of newsroom diversity, internationalism and volunteerism, Mr. Inocencio has served as
national senior vice president for the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) and as global co-lead
of Bloomberg's Pan-Asian Community (BPAC). In 2016, he was named one of the "50 Best Asian
Americans in Business" by the New York-based Asian American Business Development Center. He is a
2009 fellowship recipient of the East-West Center’s Asia-Pacific Leadership Program and a 2019
fellow in the EWC's Asia-Pacific Journalism Fellows program to Taiwan.
Aneela KHALID
National Correspondent, Independent Urdu, Peshawar, Pakistan @aneelakhaled
Aneela Khalid is the national correspondent for the Independent Urdu, an online news
organization that runs under a licensing agreement with the British publisher of The
Independent. Ms. Khalid has been working as a journalist for 13 years. She has been
covering COVID-19 in Peshawar along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border including
issues connected to disinformation, rumors and stigma among those who have contracted COVID-19, and
challenges faced by the Pakistan government in combatting the pandemic. Ms. Khalid was a fellow in the
East-West Center’s Pakistan-United States Journalists Exchange.
Saumya KHANDELWAL
Freelance Photojournalist, New Delhi, India @saumyaphotos
Saumya Khandelwal is an independent photojournalist based in New Delhi, India,
contributing for The New York Times and National Geographic among others. Her
photos recently ran in National Geographic’s story on the mass migration of Indian
workers leaving cities under COVID-19 lockdown. A Getty Images Instagram Grantee
2017 for her work on “Child Brides of Shravasti,” her photos focus on gender and environmental issues.
Nominated for World Press Photo 6X6 Global Talent Program from the Asia region in 2019, Ms.
Khandelwal has built a diverse body of work spanning journalism and documentary genres of photography
over the past six years.She previously worked with Thomson Reuters and the national daily Hindustan
Times. She has also contributed to The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, The Guardian, Bloomberg
Businessweek, Stern, Der Speigel, Nzz Am Sonntag, MIT Technology Review, Virginia Quarterly Review,
Vanity Fair and Caravan as well as NGOS including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Malala Fund
and Path India. Recipient of the National Foundation of India Award 2017, Ms. Khandelwal's work has
also been exhibited at Getty Images Gallery in London, the India Photo Festival in Hyderabad, and Goa
Photo Festival; and digitally exhibited at the Women in Photography slideshow in Singapore. Ms.
Khandewal participated in the East-West Center’s Pakistan-India Journalists Exchange and
Dialogue.