About Tony
MARATHON, Fla. — Correspondent Tony Winton makes live report for Associated Press Radio as Hurricane Georges approaches, outside the Monroe County Emergency Operations Center, September, 1998.
A KEY BISCAYNE RESIDENT SINCE 2003…
TONY WINTON works as an award-winning journalist with more than three decades covering the nation’s most consequential issues and events. His unparalleled experiences gained while working in the midst of wars, natural disasters, major criminal and civil trials, presidential campaigns, and other high-pressure, complex issues, helped create a skillset uniquely suited to leadership.
DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — Reporters gather around fallen Iraqi scud missile fired during Operation Desert Storm, January, 1991
Winton’s ability to analyze, understand and communicate complex issues as an Associated Press journalist helped foster a passion for civic involvement and public service. Winton has held numerous positions in several non-profit organizations, including being vice president of the Key Colony Homeowners’ Association, president of the Botanica Condominium, and president of the News Media Guild, a labor union representing journalists nationwide. Winton also currently serves as an elder at Crossbridge Church (formerly Key Biscayne Presbyterian).
DEERBORNE, Mich. Vice President Al Gore interviewed by Tony Winton at the University of Michigan. Nov. 5, 2000.
Winton has won multiple Edward R. Murrow awards. In 2015, he founded Key Content, helping municipalities, non-profit organizations, and corporations to convey complicated and, often times, sensitive information to the public at large. In this capacity, Tony has been recognized as a keen problem solver and person capable of bringing teams of people holding disparate views together to achieve a common goal.
Born in Chicago in 1961, Tony is a 1983 graduate of New York’s Columbia College. He is married to Irene Porter, an appellate attorney, and has a son and two stepdaughters.