Tammy Fine To Lead Talent Development For NBC News
NBC News has named Tammy Fine as vice president, talent development, leading the team tasked with attracting, developing and retaining the network’s journalists and other newsroom personnel.
Fine will succeed Liza Eaton, who has led the team over the past year and has decided to take a part time role, according to a memo sent to employees from Rebecca Blumenstein, president of NBC News editorial; Cheryl Rosenbloom, executive vice president of global human resources, and Libby Leist, executive vice president of Today and lifestyle.
They wrote, “Widely respected across the network, Tammy brings more than three decades of journalism and newsroom leadership experience, along with a longstanding dedication to developing the next generation of journalists.”
The executives wrote that Kristen Powers, who joined talent development in the spring, will report to Fine and Catherine Kim, executive vice president of editorial for the network.
Fine started at NBC News in 1993. Before joining the talent development team, she worked as producer and senior producer for Today, and producer for NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw. She also served as adjunct professor at Columbia University, teaching a graduate course on strategic communication in the digital age.
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