As as news associate, I rotated through different departments at CNBC to learn about broadcast and digital news.

Podcast:

I was one of three producers for “Squawk Pod,” the 30-minute podcast based on the morning TV show Squawk Box. For episodes, click here.

Investigative:

I assisted with research, interviewing sources and producing CNBC Investigates’ stories.

• Internal documents from the RealReal reveal holes in authentication process
• A look inside the black market for weed shows the huge threat to legal businesses

Closing Bell:

I produced segments for the show that airs 3-5 p.m. every weekday. It focuses on the last hour of the trading day and the day’s market activities.

Segments I produced:

Southwest Airlines cuts forecast due to government shutdown:

https://player.cnbc.com/p/gZWlPC/cnbc_global?playertype=synd&byGuid=7000066118&size=530_298Southwest Airlines cuts forecast due to government shutdown from CNBC.

Interview with Hormel Foods CEO Jim Snee:

https://player.cnbc.com/p/gZWlPC/cnbc_global?playertype=synd&byGuid=7000066368&size=530_298We had our fourth consecutive record year of Spam sales: Hormel CEO from CNBC.

CNBC.com:

I wrote and reported for CNBC.com on lab-produced collagen, successful Shark Tank winners, Post Office prices and the release of the new Apple Watch. If you’d like to read more, click here.

 

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During the summer of 2017, I was a scholar as part of the CNBC Summer Fellowship program. I split my time between producing on the show Closing Bell and working on the Breaking News desk.

I produced my own segments on Closing Bell by assisting producers with research, making graphics and pre-interviewing guests.

On the Breaking News desk, I was sent out on shoots, wrote webstories, attended news meetings, ran the CNBC Travel Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and assisted on the set at the New York Stock Exchange.

Some of my work is below:

Web stories:

• TreeHouse moves to be ‘ground zero’ in consumers’ journey to improve their homes
• How one app is helping to tighten the link between cancer patients and their doctors

 

Nightly Business Report interview: