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Currently Editor @CFR_org | Formerly @axios, @cnni, @OCCRP |@SciencesPo @UCBerkeley • 🇧🇦/🇺🇸• Thoughts = mine
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How I Got My Career in Foreign Policy: Margaret Brennan Original

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By Ivana Saric Verified, Margaret Brennan Verified
| The Council on Foreign Relations
It wasn’t until college that Margaret Brennandecided to pursue journalism. She embarked on a career covering financial markets and geopolitics at CNBC and Bloomberg TV, before eventually joining CBS News as a correspondent. In 2018, she became only the second woman ever to anchor Face the Nation, the network’s flagship Sunday morning news program. She currently sits on CFR’s board of directors.
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How I Got My Career in Foreign Policy: Stephen Sestanovich

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By Ivana Saric Verified, Stephen Sestanovich
| The Council on Foreign Relations
Here’s how Stephen Sestanovich got his career in foreign policy. If you’re interested in this series, check out more editions here. What did you want to be when you were little? Well, my boyhood heroes were Willie Mays, Harmon Killebrew, and John F. Kennedy. So I suppose you could say my aim was to be either a big league slugger or president of the United States. Good options. At any rate, that was my eleven-year-old ambition.
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How I Got My Career in Foreign Policy: Kenneth I. Juster

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By Ivana Saric Verified, Kenneth I. Juster
| The Council on Foreign Relations
Here’s how Kenneth I. Juster got his career in foreign policy. If you’re interested in this series, check out more editions here. What did you want to be when you were little? When I was young, I always loved sports and I wanted to play guard for the New York Knicks. I played basketball as a youngster, but I peaked in tenth or eleventh grade when I didn’t grow anymore. I was hoping to be over six feet, but I stopped at five feet eight inches tall.
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