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TOM CIBROWSKI, senior executive producer
Tom Cibrowski was named senior executive producer of "Good Morning America" in March 2012, overseeing editorial content and production of ABC's popular morning news program. Cibrowski was the executive producer of the broadcast from 2006-2012 and was "Good Morning America's" senior broadcast producer from 2002-2006. Under his leadership, the newscast won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Morning Program three times and was nominated six times.

Now in its 37th year, "Good Morning America" is watched by millions of people who wake up to the show's award-winning combination of breaking news, hard-hitting interviews, exclusive investigations, cutting-edge medical information and financial reporting. The program provides in-depth, useful information on a wide variety of topics, including the economy, politics, health and medicine, personal finance, the workplace, education, the environment and entertainment. The week of April 9, 2012, "Good Morning America" was the No. 1 morning newscast for the first time in 16 years, snapping NBC's historic 852-week winning streak. The two programs have traded weekly wins ever since as the "Good Morning America" audience continues to grow.

In 2011, while executive producer of "Good Morning America," Cibrowski led coverage of major global breaking news events including the death of Osama bin Laden, the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan, the Royal Wedding in London and the death of Whitney Houston. Additionally he has produced multiple interviews with Presidents Obama, Bush and Clinton, helped shepherd "Good Morning America's" 2008 Presidential election coverage and the aftermath of the massive earthquake in Haiti in 2010.

Cibrowski is a seasoned international producer. He was with Diane Sawyer in Iraq immediately before the war started and returned with Robin Roberts six months after combat began. In 2003 he traveled to Bahrain and Kuwait with Charles Gibson to produce a series about the generals leading the war effort.

Cibrowski began his career at ABC News as a desk assistant in 1990 in the Washington bureau. He has covered a wide-range of major domestic and international news events as an ABC News producer, including the Bosnian war and Oklahoma City bombing, the downfall of dictators in Indonesia and Haiti, and the Clinton administration's cruise missile attacks on Iraq. He won an Emmy for reporting on the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993.

Cibrowski attended Boston University and graduated with a degree in journalism. He resides in New York City with his wife and three young children.