MSNBC Taps Madeleine Haeringer to Lead Digital, Audio, Longform Efforts

The former NBC News and MSNBC veteran previously spent 22 years at the networks before joining Crooked Media

Madeleine Haeringer (Photo courtesy of MSNBC)

MSNBC has named Crooked Media’s Madeleine Haeringer as its new senior vice president of digital, audio and longform.

Haeringer, who previously spent 22 years working across NBC News and MSNBC, returns to the latter network on May 7 and will report directly to president Rebecca Kutler.

In her new role, she will oversee MSNBC.com, the network’s social publishing, audio offerings and longform projects, partnering closely with Meredith Bennett-Smith, Brad Gold, Aisha Turner, Alisha Conley and their respective teams. 

During her former stint at NBCUniversal, Haeringer served in several senior roles, including senior vice president of editorial for NBC News, where she managed the editorial agenda and coordinated coverage across all broadcast, cable, streaming and digital platforms.

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