Hanah Cho, a business journalist at the Baltimore Sun, is leaving the paper and headed to Texas.
Her new job starts July 2. She started at the Sun in September 2003 so she has been with her current employer almost 9 years.
Cho was the winner in the breaking news category for large publications in the 2008 Best in Business award from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers. She was the lead reporter/writer in the coverage of Constellation’s failed merger with Warren Buffett’s energy company.
Cho dropped out of pharmacy school to pursue a career in journalism. She grew up in New Jersey but lived in several states for interesting jobs, including stints in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota and Los Angeles, before settling in Baltimore.
Cho is president of the Washington, DC chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association. She attended Rutgers-New Brunswick and the University of Maryland.
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