Poppy Harlow Announces Departure from CNN: Reflecting on a Decade of Impactful Reporting
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Poppy Harlow, a renowned anchor at CNN, is bidding farewell to the cable news network, as officially declared by CNN itself. Having commenced her tenure at CNN in 2008 and most recently serving as co-host of “CNN This Morning,” Harlow made her departure known via an email to colleagues. She fondly characterized her stint at CNN as “a treasure trove.” “I’ve been deeply influenced by you and gained invaluable insights from you – individuals who are (and will continue to be) cherished companions,” expressed Harlow.
“This setting has shaped me as a leader, fostered resilience within me, and illuminated the significance of diverse viewpoints and navigating challenging decisions.”
Throughout her tenure at CNN, Harlow reported on major events such as the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings and the 2015 Paris terror attacks, among other significant incidents. “I had the privilege of witnessing what truly embodies the greatness of this nation,” shared Harlow in her email. “I experienced both moments of happiness and sadness alongside individuals, observing firsthand the complexities of human existence and the connections that unite us.”
Before her stint at CNN, Harlow held roles as an anchor for the Forbes Video Network and as an anchor and correspondent for NY1 News, as documented in her bio on CNN’s official website. She possesses a bachelor’s degree in political science from Columbia University and a master’s degree in Legal Studies from Yale Law School. CNN’s CEO, Mark Thompson, extolled Harlow’s tenure at the network, highlighting her distinct blend of formidable reporting skills and empathetic interviewing approach, which has consistently resonated with audiences.
