Scott Goldberg is a media executive and skilled storyteller known for conceiving, writing, editing and delivering meaningful content.
Scott Goldberg ABC Correspondent Anchor
He's been recognized for his ability to make complex topics relatable, winning the National Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Writing - twice - as well as five Emmys.
As Executive Director of News Programming at ABC News Radio, Scott oversaw the country's largest commercial radio news network, with 1600 affiliates and 80 million weekly listeners.
Under his leadership, ABC won an unprecedented 15 Murrows in three years, including prestigious awards for Overall Excellence in Network Radio.
Before that, Scott was midday news anchor and served as a national correspondent for ABC’s radio and TV networks.
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Scott also has covered business, political and breaking news for TV stations in the South and Midwest - most notably KARE (NBC) in the Twin Cities. He spent a year in Argentina, covering that country's economic and political crises for National Public Radio.
He's covered seven U.S. presidential elections, foreign trade deals, energy independence, and immigration - including the story of his own family's journey to America. In 2005, Scott broke the Minnesota Vikings "Love Boat" scandal - a story that made waves well beyond Lake Minnetonka.
He also worked for The Onion.
Scott is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.