August 15th 2023.
CBS News recently announced that Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews, the Emmy Award-winning journalist and former executive vice president, has been appointed its new president.
Wendy McMahon, President and CEO of CBS News, expressed her enthusiasm for the decision, stating, “There is no one with a stronger background to continue CBS News’ great journalistic legacy than Ingrid. Her editorial expertise, her depth of knowledge and sensitivity to the nuance of the subjects we cover around the globe, and her impeccable news judgment make her an incredible leader. I’m so pleased that she has agreed to partner with me at this important time.”
Ciprian-Matthews has been affiliated with the network for nearly 30 years. She began her tenure at CBS News in 1993 as a senior producer for live segments for the morning news and has since then lead global newsgathering, worked with strategic professional development and recruiting, served as a foreign editor and senior broadcast producer, coordinated daily news coverage, and guided coverage of major news events.
When asked about her new role, Ciprian-Matthews said, “The history and DNA of this organization will inform our vision for the future. We are a community of journalists driven by a conviction to serve the public and pursue the truth, with intentional, impartial reporting and distinctive storytelling. It is a true privilege to make sure we continue our mission long into the future — with integrity in our reporting and a firm commitment to the values, the culture, and the wonderful people of CBS News.”
In addition to overseeing all CBS News programs, bureaus, global newsgathering, streaming, and digital editorial, Ciprian-Matthews will also be responsible for standards and practices, special events, politics, elections and surveys, social, the race and culture unit, and CBS News Radio.
Ciprian-Matthews was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and studied journalism at New York University. She has been a leader in the news industry for many years and her experience and passion for journalism make her a great choice for the role of CBS News President.
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