Lynn Berry

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Lynn Berry was the editor-in-chief of The Moscow Times, the leading English-language daily in Russia, until June 2006. She was replaced by former deputy editor Andrew McChesney. Berry first became the editor of The Moscow Times in January 2001 and the length of her tenure has made her the longest-serving editor in the newspaper's 14-year history.

Before being appointed editor, Berry occupied the night editor position and was later promoted to managing editor. Previous to her stint with The Moscow Times, she worked on the Moscow desk of the Associated Press.

She is not married.

Career profile:

1981, BA (Hons) in Slavic Languages and Literatures, Lawrence University;
1984, MA in Slavic Languages and Literatures and Certificate in Russian and East European Area Studies, Indiana University;
1984-1986, Research Fellow, Warsaw University.
1987-1989 Police and General Assignment Reporter, The Evening Phoenix, Pennsylvania;
1989-1992, Journalist, The Associated Press, Philadelphia Bureau; 1992-95, International Desk, New York; 1995-1998, Moscow Bureau;
1998-2000, Night Editor and Managing Editor, The Moscow Times;
2001-2006, Editor-in-chief, The Moscow Times.