Pam Knight Stevenson has more than 30 years experience in television news and documentary production.  She owns and operates Pam Stevenson Communications, an independent television/video production company that specializes in historical, environmental, educational and public issue projects.  Major clients include KAET-TV (PBS affiliate in Phoenix), Arizona State University, Arizona Science Center, Salt River Project, Museum of Northern Arizona, Sahuaro Ranch Foundation and Sojourner Center. Recent television productions include Hopi Quilts, Desert Wildflowers, ASU Research Review and Books & Co.

Stevenson's work has received numerous awards including regional and national Emmy Awards, Arizona Press Club Awards, an American Bar Association Silver Gavel, a Gabriel Award, National Federation of Press Women awards, International Association of Business Communicators and Telly Awards.

She has served as Manager of Production for KAET-TV, with responsibility for supervising the production and budget of all local programs.  She worked for the Phoenix CBS station for 15 years prior to that, including four years as Managing Editor of the news department.  She has produced numerous programs for the Copperstate Cavalcade Series, documentaries about the people and places of Arizona, sponsored by Phelps Dodge Corporation.

Stevenson also edited a newsletter for the Arizona First Amendment Coalition for three years and authored the book, "Grand Endeavors: Vintage Arizona Quilts and Their Makers" which won the 1992 Border Regional Library Book Award.