Adrienne Hoar McGibbon
Video Editor/Multimedia Journalist, VPM NewsAdrienne is the video editor and health care reporter at VPM. She also worked as a multimedia journalist and producer for VPM News Focal Point, VPM's news magazine style, public affairs program.
Before joining VPM, McGibbon worked as a producer and video journalist at C-SPAN in Washington, D.C focusing on the intersection of public affairs, politics and history. Prior to joining C-SPAN she worked in newsrooms in Hartford, Connecticut and Des Moines, Iowa. McGibbon has covered presidential elections since 2004, and the federal response to Hurricane Katrina and COVID-19.
The Richmond native and Freeman High School graduate earned a bachelor's in broadcast journalism from Emerson College and a master's degree in political communication from The Johns Hopkins University. She lives in Midlothian with her husband and two children.
Email Adrienne: [email protected]
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