Advisory Panel Member
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Sabina Covo
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COVO Boutique PR
Founder and CEO USA division 
Areas of Expertise
Understanding Customer Experience; Strategic Social Media; Digital Transformation
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Named as one of the most influential Colombian-Americans in South Florida by The Americas Community Center and Broward County, and awarded as one of the Top 20 professionals younger than 40 in South Florida by Brickell Magazine in 2013, Sabina Covo brings on to projects more than fourteen years of journalism, writing and communications consulting experience, both in the United States and Latin America.
She has been a reporter, TV and radio host news anchor, and correspondent for Telemundo 51 where she started her career in 2000, Mundofox, Cadena Ser, La W y Caracol, La televisión Nacional de Austria, Prisa, Canal Cartagena and ADN Chile. She co-hosted La Ventana in Caracol along Pedro Sevcec from 2008 to 2010. Sabina has interviewed personalities such as Secretary of State Madeline Albright, Colombian Presidents Alvaro Uribe and Juan Manuel Santos or international star Julio Iglesias to name a few. She has covered elections since 2004 including both democratic and republican national conventions. As a panelist Sabina has been on Mega TV’s implicados, Maria Elvira Show, multiple America Teve Shows, Ricardo Brown on Mundofox and others in Latin America. As a political news anchor Sabina currently covers AN5 in America Teve. She writes a Sunday politics column for EL Nuevo Herald since 2008. Sabina Covo founded her PR agency Sabina Covo Communications LLC based in Coconut Grove in 2014. She has been a spokesperson and PR Manager for Audi Latin America, Avianca Airlines and different clients in diverse industries. She has traveled promoting luxury brands. In 2008 she got a Building Our Community Award from international entity March of Dimes for her work within the organization and in 2009 she was nominated by the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce with a “Raising Star Award.” She graduated from Florida International University with a Communications and Political Science Degree in 2001. |
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