CNN senior correspondent Allan Chernoff, who covers business and personal finance issues, is leaving the news network to be a senior business media consultant at PR firm Fleishman-Hillard, reports Alexandra Bruell of Advertising Age.
“Ad Age was not able to reach Mr. Chernoff, and CNN did not immediately respond to a call for comment. Omnicom Group-owned Fleishman declined to comment for this story, but people familiar with the matter say he will begin on Nov. 1.
“PR agencies often dip into the same circle they pitch to — journalists — when it comes to making hires. But for Fleishman, it’s become a strategy to go after hotshots who are foreign to the PR world.”
Read more here. Before CNN, Chernoff worked for CNBC. At CNBC, Chernoff created and presented the network’s “Managing Your Money” segments and later rose to become CNBC’s first Senior Correspondent.
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