Ramona Schindelheim, a former executive producer of CNBC‘s “Business Day,” has been named the managing editor of a Los Angeles television station.
Kevin Roderick of LA Observed has the announcement from Fox 11 vice president Kingsley Smith:
Please welcome our new Managing Editor Ramona Schindelheim. Ramona previously worked as an Executive Producer for CNBC’s Business Day, The Call, Power Lunch and Street Signs. She’s also been a Sr. Producer for The Jane Pauley Show, Business Editor for ABC News and way back when she was the 10p Producer for KTTV’s FOX News at 10. Ramona has extensive experience managing shows, content and on air look. She will help bring consistency to our systems , content and look.
Ramona will start on March 25th. This position will move from a day schedule to an evening schedule. She will be here through our late news to help with coverage, planning, scripts, on air look, web integration, social media and more. Ramona will hand-off to Josh and Hayley to ensure greater continuity and consistency from the evening news to AM news and GDLA. (Chris Lemire, Ruben and Ramona are all available for script review and story development). She will primarily work evening hours and Ruben will keep many of the duties he picked up since Larry’s departure. In particular managing crews, story development and coordination between our on air and online content streams. Ruben, thank you for exceptional job in tough and new circumstances and thank you to everyone who have helped make this shift go smoothly. I hope to have the nightside EP position filled soon.
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