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Is both a Co-Owner & Co-Founder of American Now Network and is a Taiwanese-American Painting Instructor that is highly skilled in the curation of Fine Art for various art galleries and seeks to bridge the gap between American and Asian cultures as the export of both the American and Asian cultures to other nations around the world. What makes Te- Jui (Kyle) Fu special is that like his colleague Chris Fernandez who speaks both English and Spanish, however, he is bilingual in both Chinese (Mandarin) and English. Outside of his extensive life long devotion to the international Arts Community, Te- Jui (Kyle) Fu is also a graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art (M.I.C.A.) and is a certified Origami Master. Te- Jui (Kyle) Fu is considered to be a “Cultural Broker” by many, due to him being not only culturally competent, but because of his knack for bringing people together from various cultures.
KYLE TE-JUL FU
CHRIS FERNANDEZ
is a Mexican American Disabled American Veteran who served in the Gulf War. Earned his Bachelor’s in Computerized Accounting in 1991 and earned an Associates of Science Equivalence in Education from HCC Houston in 2010. Soon after that, he founded, created, and published his first newspaper, The Fort Bend Eagle, making it Fort Bend County’s first Bi-lingual Newspaper. Soon after that, he founded El Dorado Magazine and served as the Editor and Publisher of El Dorado News. El Dorado News, a pioneering publication, became the first Tri-County Bi-lingual publication in Fort Bend County in 2007. In 2012 he became editor of the Houston Community College Newspaper, The Egalitarian. It should be noted that in 2019, he created STELLAR NEWS, a national newspaper a derivative of El Dorado News which was a multi-lingual publication that was translated into English, Spanish, Chinese/Vietnamese & Hindi/Urdu across the country.
MICHAEL THERVIL
is a Co-Owner, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief and a Journalist of both the American Now Network and VEDA World News. He is also the Editor in Chief and a Photojournalist for VEDA World News. He's also a graduate of UNC-Fayetteville State University where he obtained both his Bachelors and a Master of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Project Management. A former long term substitute teacher for grades 1-12 and college professor, Michael Thervil began his career in journalism not by any kind of formal training but because of the lifelong influence of his father; a Haitian immigrant by the name of Jean S. Thervil.