Trish Regan is known as a talented author, investigative journalist, and television host. She was most famous for hosting Trish Regan Primetime.
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Background
Trish Regan was born on December 13, 1972, in Hampton, NH. She displayed her talents at an early age. Her dream was always to appear on television as a host of different programs. She graduated cum laude in the year 2000 and she got a degree in US History. She graduated with honors from Phillips Exeter Academy.
She was Miss New Hampshire in 1993 and she represented her state in the Miss America Pageant during the 1994 contest. She won the first annual Bernard Wayne Award since she was the most talented person in the performing arts category. She studied the opera in New England, Austria and Graz. When she was still in high school, she got first place in the tough competitions of the Harvard Musical Association.
Marriage, Husband, and Kids
Trish is married to James A Ben. James, an investment banker. They have twin daughters who were born in 2009. The family prefers to stay in New York because they want to be in the middle of everything and it is better for her career since New York is the media capital of the world.
Career and Net Worth
Trish is a proud Emmy award winner that has been praised for her excellent work. She is now working under Bloomberg Television. Since 2012, she has been working as an anchor and host of the program, Street Smart with Trish Regan. She is a featured columnist for the USA Today newspaper. She has worked with different stations in many different capacities. She was a correspondent for CBS News, a reporter, and anchor for CNBC, and also a contributor to NBC News. She was the host of the highly-rated program on CNBC known as The Call.
Trish Regan was named as one of the ten women in the broadcast news that have to be watched by the Houston Chronicle. The paper highlighted her because of her strong opinions. The Business Insider stated that Regan is their preferred female financial news anchor because of how she breaks down financial news.
In an interview with Ad Week, Regan was asked how she was going to juggle being on one program that presents factual news and another program that presents opinions and commentary on current events. Regan feels that they both are needed for balance, “I’m a big believer in making sure that you always have both sides presented, and frankly I think it’s a more interesting and lively discussion from my own perspective as a viewer to see both sides. As an anchor, I want to make sure we’re exploring all angles on a story. The viewer can make up their own mind. Often I have an opinion, and when I have an opinion you’ll hear about it; I’ll make sure that you’ll know everyone else’s opinion too. That’s a big part of what I enjoy doing. I have said this before: I’m an Independent, I have voted for both parties. I’m not political, but I am policy-oriented and I am interested in the right moves for our economy, for our nation; but I’m also always willing to listen. I’m receptive to different ideas, and I want to make sure that the viewer has an open mind as well. Even if they don’t have an open mind, that’s OK, but if they can come away with learning something that they didn’t know before from the other side, that’s a good thing.”
Trish Regan joined the CBC news network when she became the correspondent reporter for the CBS Evening News show. She contributed to 48 Hours and Face The Nation television programs. She reported on economic policy issues, health care insurance, government pensions and the privatization of social security programs. She covered major national events like the Enron scandal and three major hurricanes Wilma, Rita, and Katrina that hit the USA in 2005. While at CBS News, she was a correspondent of the television program known as MarketWatch.
Besides her broadcasting work, Trish Regan has also been a successful writer. She wrote a book called Joint Ventures: Inside America’s Almost Legal Marijuana Industry which was released in 2011. The book highlighted Trish’s excellent foresight about the cannabis industry.
Last Modified: Apr 6, 2020