A story on its website states, “Smith said her decision to leave freed resources to make the new hires for the newsgathering plan she helped to create. ‘I’m very proud I was here to help shape it,’ she said. Smith plans to seek a ‘second act’ career that taps her skills in communications, marketing, business strategy, tactical operations management and/or project management. ‘I’m excited to think about an interesting and challenging leadership role,’ she said.
“Along with the restructuring, Kramer announced other changes including:
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