Simone Swink is the senior executive producer of ABC News’ flagship
“Good Morning America” franchise, where she oversees 4.5 hours of
programming, including “Good Morning America” co-anchored by Robin
Roberts, George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan, as well as
“GMA3” and the network’s overnight news programs “World News
Now” and “Good Morning America First Look.”

Swink joined “Good Morning America” in 2010 as a writer, as well
as a senior broadcast producer and executive broadcast producer
overseeing the 8 a.m. hour until being named executive producer in
2021. Swink was part of the Emmy® Award-winning team that led
“GMA” to No. 1 and has since played a key role in solidifying the
broadcast as America’s most-watched morning newscast.

Her television career began at ABC News’ Washington, D.C., bureau,
where she was a production coordinator for “Nightline” and “This
Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts.” She later helped launch
the National Geographic Channel’s evening newscast, served as a
field and tape producer on the launches of Jane Pauley and Martha
Stewart’s daytime talk shows and covered the Asian and American
financial markets for Bloomberg. When she returned to ABC News, she
joined the long-form unit, covering NASCAR for “NASCAR in
Primetime.”

Swink was named one of Variety’s New York Women of Impact in 2023.
She graduated from Dartmouth College with a bachelor’s degree in
history and also studied 20th-century European politics, economy and
literature at Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and
Sciences.
