A five-time Emmy nominated broadcast journalist, Edwin Pitti has a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Phoenix. Aside from career recognition, Edwin has been well recognized for his charity work in the Latino community. Edwin Pitti is a five-time Emmy award-winning Panamanian journalist with 10 years of vast experience that earned him the trust and recognition of the community. Edwin is currently the White House Correspondent for Entravision: he covered the Obama administration and now President Trump's administration. While completing his bachelor in Journalism and Social Communication at the University of Phoenix, Edwin was part of the logistics team at Univision that founded the first Spanish-language newscast in the state of North Carolina, where he later became the anchor and news director. He has been a correspondent for Univision in Philadelphia, New Jersey, New York and Washington, DC. His reports have led Univision’s National Newscast in coverages such as the deadly tornadoes in North Carolina in 2011, the extensive immigration battles in South Carolina and Pennsylvania, the struggle during hurricane Irene on the east coast of the country, collaborations in national coverage of presidential elections, the impact of President Obama's executive orders, issues of national security, controversial political conventions, and the scandals of the current administration.