ABC News President James Goldston sent the following note to the news division announcing that Christine Connor and her production company XCON will be joining Lincoln Square Productions.

Team -

I'm delighted to announce that Christine Connor and her production company XCON will be joining Lincoln Square Productions, in our first ever overall producer deal.

Christine and her team are devoted to creating high quality factual content that is both engaging and intelligent. XCON will continue to develop new non-fiction narrative programming with an emphasis on historical docudrama. They will be based at 125 West End Avenue.

For the past 15 years, Christine has developed a career focused on telling fascinating stories and developing content that both entertains and challenges viewers. She has originated and worked on shows for many networks including: A&E, Discovery, History, truTV, Animal Planet, TLC, Sundance, Lifetime, OWN and Style.

Then in 2011, Christine began her own production company, XCON. Under XCON, Christine continues to take big stories and turn them into great television. She created Investigation Discovery's first ever Emmy-winning show, A Crime to Remember, which is currently in its second season, and continues to break ratings records for that network. Christine also created and produced National Geographic's critically acclaimed GOING DEEP with David Rees and developed ABC's Final Witness, that she then executive produced with our own Rudy Bednar.

This is a very exciting step forward as we continue to build out a world class non-fiction organization. It continues our momentum at Lincoln Square Productions, with new ABC Primetime series, like our just announced "Moment of Truth," starting on Saturdays in March, and our original series for cable- shows like "Watt's World" and "New York ER." It is our goal to attract the best storytelling talent out there and we couldn't be more excited that Christine and XCON are part of that effort.

Please join me in welcoming Christine.

James