Julianna Goldman of Bloomberg Television has resigned to accept a position with CBS News.
In a farewell message to her colleagues, Goldman wrote, “I’ve read enough of these emails that I should know what to say, but writing this mass goodbye note after 11 years here just seems really bizarre.
“Working at Bloomberg has been the most rewarding professional and personal experience of my life. I’ve learned from people at the top of their trade and made life-long friendships. So, thank you. Many of you have been like family to me and I will truly miss working alongside you. This is an incredibly bittersweet decision and I hope that our paths cross again.”
Goldman served as a White House correspondent for Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Businessweek. She was also a weekly panelist on “Political Capital with Al Hunt.”
In December 2012, Goldman conducted President Obama’s first post-election interview for a discussion on the fiscal cliff and the White House’s relationship with the business community. In October 2011, Goldman served as a co-moderator for Bloomberg’s first-ever GOP presidential debate, held in partnership with The Washington Post at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire.
Goldman has traveled across the country, covering President Obama’s 2008 and 2012 campaigns. She’s been on hand for some of the most headline generating moments of Obama’s presidency, reporting on international financial summits, his acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Obama’s first trip to China and his first visit to Israel as president. She was also at the White House the night Osama bin Laden was killed and traveled on Obama’s secret trip to Afghanistan on the one year anniversary of the al Qaeda leader’s death. Domestically, Goldman reports extensively on the ongoing budget battles, the administration’s relationship with the financial community and the inner workings of the White House.
