Zunaira Zaki has been named senior business editor and producer of specialized units at ABC News
She will report to Eric Avram, who is senior executive producer of division-wide interviews and oversees the medical, business and law and justice teams.
A 10-year veteran of ABC News, Zaki has played a leading role in virtually all of its business coverage.
She has also has covered major breaking news stories from Newtown, and the Boston Marathon bombing, the 2005 London bombings, the Gulf Oil Spill, the Michael Jackson investigation, Benazir Bhutto’s assassination, Hurricane Sandy and the George Zimmerman trial.
She traveled to Pakistan for Diane Sawyer’s Malala special and for ABC News’ Murrow Award-winning coverage of Osama bin Laden’s death.
Zaki is a Boston University graduate.
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