Mike Huckman, a CNBC correspondent who covers the drug and biotech industries, announced Monday that he’s leaving the business news network for a public relations job with MS&L as senior vice president, reports Chris Ariens of TVNewser.
“It might be another month or so before Huckman signs off CNBC where he’s covered the medical beat for the last eight years.”
Read more here. PRWeek reports, “At MS&L, he will report to Jeanine O’Kane, the firm’s new North American director of healthcare. While Huckman will work with healthcare clients in the newly created role, he will also work in the media group.”
Huckman has won numerous awards for his reporting, including three Michigan News Emmys, one for Business and Financial reporting, as well as a first place News Series Award from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters.
Huckman earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from the University of Southern California.
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