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Saravanan is an International Master from Chennai, India, a top player of the country in the late 90s, and an Olympian representing the national team. He was one of the trainers of world champion Viswanathan Anand since 2007. A full-time chess professional, he has been a 'mercenary second' and mentor for a few Grandmasters, and a trainer who has produced several GMs and IMs. He is a freelance writer for newspapers, chess magazines, and chess news portals. Saravanan is also a commentator, public speaker, event manager, and an avid reader of chess books. His videos on chess books and general chess topics - especially on Vishy - have been well received. He is the father of a teenager, enjoys playing badminton, and loves a good joke, especially over a cup of South Indian filter 'kaapi'.

Colin McGourty led news at Chess24 from its launch until it merged with Chess.com a decade later. An amateur player, he got into chess writing when he set up the website Chess in Translation after previously studying Slavic languages and literature in St. Andrews, Odesa, Oxford, and Krakow.

Jack Rodgers is the Captain of the Australian chess team, a FIDE Master, a Chess.com/New In Chess journalist, and the founder of Jack Rodgers Chess Coaching. Experienced coach of over 10 years with a track record of producing master-level students.Enquire about coaching services via my website: https://www.jackrodgersonlinechesscoaching.com/

NM Jeremy Kane is the Instructional Content Manager for Chess.com, and the author of several courses in the Starting Out series, Queen’s Gambit Accepted, Trompowsky, and Tarrasch.

Check out Peter’s podcast Masters and Matches! Also, don’t miss Peter’s book The Chess Revolution.Peter Doggers is Chess.com’s Senior Global Correspondent. Between 2007 and 2013, his website ChessVibes was a major source for chess news and videos, acquired by Chess.com in October 2013. The Guardian’s Leonard Barden described him as “widely regarded as the world’s best chess journalist.”Company Contact and News Accreditation: Email: peter@chess.com FOR SUPPORT PLEASE USE chess.com/support!Phone: 1 (800) 318-2827Address: 877 E 1200 S #970397, Orem, UT 84097

Find all my socials at linktr.ee/joebruin96Destress and play chess!

Maitre FIDE, entraineur (je ne prends pas d’élèves en ce moment), créateur de contenu et plume de Chess.com, suivez-moi en direct sur ma chaine Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/robinside !Également auteur des livres Gagner aux échecs (même quand on débute) et Progresser aux échecs avec les plus grands joueurs de l'histoire en collaboration avec Kévin Bordi. 

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안녕하세요 체스인사이드입니다  현재 체스닷컴에서 한국어 부문 이사로 근무하며 한국 체스 발전을 위해 다양한 일들을 하고 있습니다. 아래 채널들도 함께 운영하고 있습니다! 유튜브(Youtube) :  https://www.youtube.com/chessinside트위치(Twitch): https://www.twitch.tv/chessinside네이버 블로그(NAVER blog): https://blog.naver.com/chessinside인스타그램(Instagram): @chessinside 

Company Contact and News Accreditation: Email: Mike@chess.comPhone: 1 (800) 318-2827Address: PO Box 60400 Palo Alto, CA 94306Mike Klein began playing chess at the age of four in Charlotte, NC. In 1986, he lost to Josh Waitzkin at the National Championship featured in the movie "Searching for Bobby Fischer." A year later, Mike became the youngest member of the very first All-America Chess Team, and was on the team a total of eight times. In 1988, he won the K-3 National Championship, and eventually became North Carolina's youngest-ever master. In 1996, he won clear first for under-2250 players in the top section of the World Open. Mike has taught chess full-time for a dozen years in New York City and Charlotte, with his students and teams winning many national championship...