‘Early Begin’ anchor exits community
After years of delivering the information to viewers’ TV screens, CNN anchor Christine Romans is making headlines of her personal along with her departure from the news network.
Romans, who served as CNN’s chief enterprise correspondent and anchor of its morning information program “Early Begin,” introduced her exit in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter on Friday. Romans’ ultimate on-air look for the community was additionally Friday.
“It is unimaginable to sum up 24 fantastic and transformative years at CNN, however right here it goes: 5 elections, a dot-com increase and bust, 9/11, a housing bubble and monetary disaster, and a world pandemic,” Romans advised THR, earlier than itemizing off some private milestones throughout her tenure at CNN. “Oh … and a marriage, 3 child boys, 3 books and 10 years of three a.m. wake-up calls!”
Romans started her profession at CNN in 1999 as a reporter for the community’s enterprise protection after having beforehand labored on the information company Reuters, in keeping with her profile on the CNN website.
She appeared on quite a few applications over the course of her profession at CNN, together with “Inside Politics,” “At This Hour with Kate Bolduan,” “Early Begin,” “CNN Newsroom” and “New Day.” Romans appeared on nearly 100 episodes of “New Day” from 2013-2022, per the newscaster’s IMDb web page.
“I’ve climbed the mountain and it’s time for me to climb a brand new one, however I’m eternally grateful to have labored alongside a number of the most gifted journalists within the enterprise,” Romans stated.
Along with her journalistic work, Romans has additionally written about enterprise and funds as a broadcast creator. She’s written “Sensible Is the New Wealthy: If You Can’t Afford It, Put It Down,” “Methods to Converse Cash: The Language and Data You Want Now” and “Sensible Is the New Wealthy: Cash Information for Millennials.”
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