Deputy managing editor at Politico and former president of the National Press Club, Angela Greiling Keane, has been named president of the NPC Journalism Institute, reports Yahoo Finance.
“Angela brings a wealth of experience to the position, as well as a keen sense of mission,” said NPC president Michael Freedman. “She is a respected journalist, a proven leader and a trusted colleague. I look very forward to working with her this year.”
At Politico, Keane oversees policy and politics coverage in state capitals and Ottawa. Before joining Politico, she was a reporter at Bloomberg News.
Additionally, she was also president of the National Press Club in 2013, emphasizing open government, press freedom and a greater role for women in newsrooms. Keane has also worked as an associate editor at Traffic World magazine and as a Washington correspondent for the Small Newspaper Group.
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