Robin Gill Global National Correspondent

School may teach the fundamentals of journalism but baptism by fire is the best way to actually learn the job, according to journalist Robin Gill. Shes worked in the field for over 20 years and as a B. C. correspondent and weekend anchor for Global National, she knows what makes a good story, even its told over dinner with friends whore just looking to unwind. Robins experience has allowed her to amass wisdom in finding balance and taking time to unplug; she loves connecting with a tight group of women who also work in the field and understand the deadlinedriven daily stresses. Robin says success isnt measured by career milestones, and prides herself instead on providing context and careful details for everything she covers. When in the thick of dangerous circumstances, like reporting on Japans 2011 tsunami and Vancouvers Stanley Cup riot, Robin feels calm; she focuses on telling the story that matters. With newsrooms shrinking budgets presenting ongoing challenges, this multitasking professional do