Robin Sproul, Washington bureau chief for ABC News, is moving to the VP of public affairs role to lead external relations for the news division in the capital.
ABC News said Sproul will "transition" to the PA post and continue to serve as executive-in-charge of "This Week." She will will serve as ABC's emissary with the federal government, the Walt Disney Company’s government relations unit, journalism groups, and other external entities, ABC said.
"I am thrilled she will continue to represent ABC News in Washington," said News president James Goldston.
Jonathan Greenberger, executive producer of "This Week" who oversaw the Sunday morning show's ratings vault ahead of NBC's "Meet the Press," was promoted to Sproul's role of VP and Washington bureau chief. He'll continue in the "This Week" EP role, as well.
Sproul joined ABC News Radio in 1981.
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