Fox Business Network has signed Madison Alworth as a New York-based correspondent and Kelly O’Grady as a Los Angeles-based correspondent.
They will begin their new roles this month.
Alworth has worked as a reporter and anchor for WTSP, the CBS affiliated station in Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida. Most recently, she covered the COVID-19 pandemic, race relations in the United States, and breaking business news of the day for the station.
In addition to her on-air role, she also helped build the station’s weekend morning show, where she managed a team of associate producers and photographers who executed daily stories and created long-form pieces.
Prior to WTSP-TV, Alworth served as a producer and on-air reporter for the live streaming financial news network Cheddar News. In this capacity, she wrote and delivered on-air news hits covering the trending topics of the day.
O’Grady joins from dot.LA, where she served as chief on-air correspondent, as well as head of video, for the news and events company that highlights innovation in Los Angeles’ startup and tech community. In this position, she frequently reported on the technology sector, as well as on the media industry and corporate earnings for national business outlets. Additionally, she anchored dot.LA’s summit where she interviewed key industry leaders, including Hello Sunshine’s Sarah Harden.
Previously, Ms. O’Grady worked in Boston as an on-air host and reporter for New England Sport Network’s “Dirty Water TV,” covering New England’s sporting, entertainment, and charity events. During her stint at NESN, she wrote travel articles highlighting restaurants, lounges and events outside of New England.
Prior to NESN, she held the position of management consultant associate McKinsey & Co., and previously was a senior analyst in corporate strategy and business development for The Walt Disney Co.
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