Suzanne Scott Inducted into Broadcasting+Cable Hall of Fame

FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott joined the ranks of media innovators as she was inducted into the Broadcasting+Cable Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City. This annual event honors individuals who have significantly impacted the media industry.

Suzanne Scott’s career with Fox News began in 1996. Over the years, she held several creative and production roles. In 2018, she became the CEO. During the Hall of Fame event, Fox News host Bill Hemmer recognized her extensive leadership. He mentioned her role in overseeing Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network, Fox News Digital, and more. Hemmer shared the stage with ABC’s Will Reeve and CBS’s Vlad Duthiers as the evening’s emcees.

A video tribute highlighted Scott’s contributions. Executive Chair and CEO of Fox Corporation, Lachlan Murdoch, praised her leadership. He emphasized her focus on extending the brand to new platforms like FOX Weather and FOX Nation. “She focuses on delivering the best news and opinion in the country,” Murdoch stated. “She’s not about chasing the limelight,” he added. Dana Perino, co-host of “The Five,” noted Scott’s role in breaking barriers for women in media. She commended her for 25 years of successful leadership.

Suzanne Scott expressed her gratitude during her speech. “I’m deeply grateful for this honor,” she said, giving credit to her Fox News family. She acknowledged Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch for their support. As Fox News prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary, Scott highlighted the network’s achievements under her leadership. She noted their strong commitment to storytelling and adapting to audience consumption trends.

Scott thanked her team, recognizing those behind the camera. She addressed FOX News Media President Jay Wallace, host Sean Hannity, and Chief Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst for their contributions. “Our goal at Fox News is to meet audiences where they are,” Scott remarked. She emphasized transforming content distribution to align with audience preferences.

The event saw attendance from Fox News personalities like Lawrence Jones, Harris Faulkner, and Jessica Tarlov. On the red carpet, attendees shared the significance of Scott’s honor for the network. Hemmer praised her vision for the future, while Faulkner noted her leadership as a visionary.

Suzanne Scott has led the creation of three new streaming services, including FOX Nation, FOX News International, and FOX Weather. She also launched FOX News Books and refreshed FOX News Digital, Audio, and Business brands. Other 2026 Hall of Fame inductees included well-known media figures such as Andy Cohen, Wolf Blitzer, and Stephen A. Smith.