Melanie Hicken is joining CNNMoney?s personal finance team. Hicken comes to CNNMoney from Reuters, where she served as a computer-assisted reporting intern. Previously she worked at ProPublica and Business Insider.
Hicken begins at CNNMoney on December 17.
The internal memo from Lex Haris announcing Hicken?s appointment is below.
I?m pleased to announce that we have a new reporter joining the Personal Finance team: Melanie Hicken starts on December 17.
Melanie got her start as a beat reporter in?Glendale,?California?in 2009, where she covered everything from pensions to wasteful government spending. And she was part of an investigative team that exposed the shady dealings of a real estate developer that ultimately brought down a city councilman.
Last year, Melanie came to?New York?for a joint j-school/b-school program at NYU?s Stern School of Business. While here, she?s done time at ProPublica, Business Insider and most recently Thomson Reuters, where she was a computer-assisted reporting intern.
The personal finance team under Nicole has continued to do a great job producing high-impact stories that both attract a huge audience and truly matter in terms of holding institutions accountable and helping our readers manage their money. I?m thinking of our work on banks, taxes, fraud and the ongoing efforts to help homeowners. Melanie is a great addition to round out the coverage.
Please extend a warm welcome.
Source: http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowlny/cnnmoney-adds-personal-finance-reporter_b71853
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