Kim Gittleson has been hired by the Wall Street Journal’s audio team in London as a host and producer of the morning edition of the “What’s News” podcast.
Gittleson comes from the BBC where she worked for seven years, most recently as a senior on-air reporter for BBC World Service radio and BBC World News TV.
She holds an MBA from Columbia Business School; a master’s from Columbia Journalism School, where she was a Knight-Bagehot fellow; and a bachelor’s from Harvard University.
She also lived in Romania for a year as a Fulbright scholar.
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