- Matthew Beck
- Arik Ben-Zvi
- Jason Boxt
- Khristyn Brimmeier
- Susan Brophy
- David Cantor
- Joseph Caruso
- Ryan Cunningham
- Elizabeth Engel
- Carter Eskew
- Michael Feldman
- Leslie Freeman
- Jon Gans
- Brian Gaston
- Brian Gluckman
- Ben Hammer
- Samuel Hiersteiner
- Craig James
- Kim James
- Joel Johnson
- Jonathan Kopp
- Jack Krumholtz
- Josh Lahey
- Grant Leslie
- Joe Lockhart
- Jennifer Loven
- Matt Mandel
- Cara McVie
- Jason Miner
- Alex Mistri
- Jenny Murphy
- Dee Dee Myers
- John Myers
- Brett O'Brien
- Amy Phee
- Catharine Cyr Ransom
- Christina Reynolds
- Gregg Rothschild
- Dagny Scott
- Chip Smith
- Keely Smith
- Michele Soho
- Beth Tritter
- Audrey Waters
- Steven Weber
- Scott Weier
- Morna Willens
- Lisa Wolford
Jennifer Loven
Managing Director
Jennifer Loven is a Managing Director at The Glover Park Group in the Public Affairs Division. Most recently, Loven was chief White House correspondent for The Associated Press, leading coverage of the presidency for the world’s largest news gathering organization, reaching a billion people around the globe daily. For nearly two years, Loven directed a large team covering the end of the Bush years and the beginning of the Obama administration, with responsibility for breaking news, producing compelling, hard-hitting daily stories and conducting longer-term strategic planning for major events, trips and milestones.
Over eight years as a White House reporter, Loven traveled with presidents to all 50 states and more than 50 foreign countries and landed a ground-breaking interview with President Barack Obama, AP’s first across all media formats of print, television, radio and online. She was elected president of the White House Correspondents Association board for the 2008-2009 year, mediating relations between the new Obama team and the White House press corps. In that role, she also planned and emceed the 2009 gala WHCA dinner, the first of Obama’s presidency.
Before assignment to the White House beat, Loven covered a wide range of issues from all corners of Washington, including the Pentagon’s recovery from the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the telecommunications and housing industries, numerous high-profile congressional races, environmental and agribusiness fights on Capitol Hill, and Illinois regional issues. From 1996 to 1997, she wrote from Lansing, Mich., covering then-Gov. John Engler’s administration and the state House. She was the AP's lead breaking news and features writer in Detroit from 1994 to 1996. Loven started with the AP in Washington in 1992 as an editorial assistant.
Prior to journalism, Loven worked in Pasadena, Calif., for The Russ Reid Co., a marketing firm dedicated exclusively to non-profit organizations, and as a non-profit volunteer in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.
A native of Charlotte, N.C., Loven received an English and American Studies degree from the University of Virginia and an MSJ from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. Loven lives with her daughter in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
