about

An award-winning documentary producer, Jeanine Ibrahim has directed, produced and written hour-long documentaries to minute-long news pieces. Her work spans nearly two decades, airing both nationally and internationally, across network news channels, cable television, international news publications and digital media. She’s the recipient of a SABEW national award for a CNBC Original documentary. She’s also part of the team that garnered an Emmy nomination for the documentary series “Cold Case Files,” and that created the long-running documentary series “American Greed.”

As a communications strategist, she's developed campaigns and created content for brands that garnered millions of views digitally. Equally deft at working on small teams within an organization and in intense newsroom environments, she’s a collaborator at heart. She’s led teams producing feature documentaries from pitch to the final piece, as well as for digital series she has launched in the marketing space. She’s produced with notable on-air personalities and celebrities, as well as many network news correspondents and anchors.

With a heart geared toward social justice, Jeanine previously served as a volunteer at the New York City Rescue Mission serving meals to the city's most vulnerable and unhoused populations. She is currently a board member of The Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association, where she created its first-ever mentorship program. Her drive to see a project from ideation to production to final delivery under deadline is further evidenced by the two major marathons she’s completed (2017 NYC marathon and 2018 Chicago Marathon). Personally, she enjoys traveling to experience new places, cultures and to connect with locals across the globe.