John Robert Green (born in

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, 1966/1967) is a former Executive Producer of Special Programming and Development at

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. Green is a three-time Emmy and prestigious Peabody Award winner. He produces many of the network's biggest newscast including '' Good Morning America'', ''

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'', and '' ABC World News Tonight with David Muir''.

Biography

Green was raised in

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. Green attended

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and

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. His career began as an intern at

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. In June 1994, he joined

as a field producer for '' Good Morning America''. In 2014, Green was named Executive Vice President, Programming & Development for Rock'n Robin Productions, a full service broadcast and digital production company founded by Robin Roberts. In 2020, Green authored two children's books,
Dream Grabber
, and
Dream Jumper
, based on real bedtime rituals he created for his young children, along with a companio
website

Personal life

Green is fluent in

Spanish Spanish might refer to: * Items from or related to Spain: **Spaniards are a nation and ethnic group indigenous to Spain **Spanish language, spoken in Spain and many Latin American countries **Spanish cuisine Other places * Spanish, Ontario, Can ...

and French. Green lives with his husband, Anthony, and their twin children in

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References

External links

John R. Green , Team Rock'n Robin Productions
*Author, https://timetodreambooks.com/ *Guest, Becoming a Champion, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uGiQbfnqZI&feature=youtu.be Businesspeople from St. Louis Emmy Award winners ABC News American television producers Washington University in St. Louis alumni Boston University College of Communication alumni Peabody Award winners American people of Jewish descent 1960s births Living people Year of birth uncertain {{US-tv-producer-stub