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Ronnie is currently working in Public Relations at SA Stewart Communications, a Santa Monica based boutique agency, as well as freelancing in commercial production. www.sastewart.com _______________________________________ Bio Ronnie Loaiza began her broadcasting career when the Berlin Wall came down. Fresh out of college, she was living in Paris, France, learning French, and writing for a British magazine. The ongoing protests in Eastern Europe was stirring emotions across the continent. When finally, crowds began gathering at the Berlin Wall, everyone knew this time... something was going to happen. Ronnie knew American news organizations would be dispatching the nearest crews from Paris. She ran to the CBS News bureau. Indeed the crews had left. One man was answering a million phone calls. She offered to help. A few months later, Ronnie was still there working freelance for CBS News.
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This was where Ronnie learned to coordinate and assist on shoots, research, and eventually field produce. Her assignments ranged from Presidential visits to Paris Fashion shows. The pivotal assignment was being sent to Dhahran, Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War. She not only witnessed first-hand but participated, in the history of news coverage. Upon returning to the U.S. in 1992, Ronnie got on-air hosting a live talk show on AM 1000 KCEO, called The Actors Showcase. She moderated a live competition among actors. She also wrote and anchored an entertainment news segment, and took listener calls. Personality and great ad-libbing lead to Ronnie's first on-camera job as a Weathercaster at the Palm Springs NBC affiliate, KMIR-TV. She wasn't there long though... five months later, Ronnie was hired as a news reporter at the NBC station in Fresno, California, KSEE-24. Her family in San Diego, so Ronnie set her sights there, and did get called up to KFMB-TV, to report and fill-in anchor. She has since worked at various cable and internet shows, as well as anchored and reported for the top News and Talk Station in the San Diego Market: AM 600 KOGO. Ronnie has recently moved to Los Angeles, and loves it. A native of New York City, Ronnie moved to Venezuela, South America when she was one week old. Spanish was her first language, though she moved back to the United States when she was five and started school in the U.S. Since then Ronnie has lived and traveled throughout the country and Europe, but loves and considers Southern California her home.
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