Elizabeth Schulze, a reporter at CNBC, has joined ABC as a multimedia reporter.
Schulze has been with CNBC for more than 7 years, joining as a news associate. She then rose through the ranks at the company, holding numerous posts, including associate producer, desk producer, economics field producer, multimedia journalist and technology correspondent.
Schulze has also worked at Dow Jones as an Arthur Burns fellow and was also co-news director at Northwestern News Network. She was also on-air reporter at KVRR – Fox.
Additionally, Schulze has also worked as a reporter at ETV and interned at WCCO-TV, Fox Chicago News and Fox 9 News KMSP.
Schulze holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism/international studies from Northwestern University.
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Congrats Elizabeth :)