THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
THIS MORNING

Monday - Friday 5 a.m. to 7 a.m.

Your day's first look at business and the business of life on the radio. Host Gordon Deal and news anchor Gina Cervetti bring the perfect blend of intelligent information, humor, and personality to morning radio.

The Wall Street Journal This Morning offers radio listeners the day's first look at the top business news stories in the engaging, informative and authoritative voice of The Wall Street Journal. Each show previews The Journal's take on what to watch for later in the day in the world of business, money, the markets, travel, technology, media, marketing, e-careers,
commerce, and more.

Gordon Deal is the host of The Wall Street Journal This Morning

Gordon's understanding of what listeners need to know and the questions they'd like answered are a perfect match for the show. He was named host of the program in November 2005. Gordon's solid radio background of writing and on-air work includes time on both WCBS-AM and WINS-AM in New York, and as New York City bureau chief for Metro Networks where his reports aired live on WOR-AM and WABC-AM. He was also a newscaster on The Wall Street Journal Radio Network. Gordon began his career in radio as a play by play sports announcer in 1986 at Rutgers University, his alma mater. He is also a public address announcer at Madison Square Garden for the New York Knicks. His hobbies include fishing, whitewater rafting, and coaching soccer. He lives with his wife Kelly and their two children in central New Jersey.

Gina's extensive radio news anchoring and reporting background include several years at Boston NPR affiliate WBUR-FM where she anchored the local production of "All Things Considered" and "Here and Now." Her news reports have been heard all over New England, including WRKO Boston and WTAG Worcester. Gina grew up in Iowa and graduated from Boston University. Consequently, she is loyal to two great sports franchises: the University of Iowa Hawkeyes and the Boston Red Sox. Her hobbies include running, tennis, golf and spending time outdoors. She is married and lives in the Philadelphia area.

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