Krista Bradford

Ms. Bradford has served as a three-time Emmy Award-winning investigative reporter and television journalist. She has held positions with WNBC and WWOR in New York as well as with stations in Boston, Denver, Los Angeles, and St. Louis. She is a former national news correspondent for "The Reporters" on the Fox Television Network and a senior correspondent Tribune's nationally syndicated "Now It Can Be Told" series. As Founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Good Search, Ms. Bradford is an author, public speaker, and thought-leader in executive talent acquisition. She has served as a board member of the International Association for Corporate & Professional Recruitment (IACPR). She studied at Harvard University and Columbia University, ultimately obtaining her BA in Liberal Arts at The New School. Ms. Bradford lives in Westport, Connecticut with husband Crispin Cioe, a renowned saxophonist, composer, co-founder of the horn section The Uptown Horns, and leader of the band Cracked Ice.