TRISH REGAN
CNBC Anchor & Reporter


Trish Regan is an anchor on CNBC's The Call, (weekdays 11am - 12p ET).  An Emmy nominated correspondent, Regan also reports for CNBC's documentary unit.  In addition, she provides regular economic reports and analysis for NBC's Nightly News with Brian Williams and The Today Show.

Regan recently reported an in-depth hour on the underground marijuana industry entitled Marijuana Inc.: Inside America’s Pot Industry.

Regan has reported extensively on international economic issues.  She traveled to the Tri-Border region of South America for an investigation into terrorist financing. Considered the most lawless region in the Western Hemisphere, the Tri-border region has become a haven for drug trafficking, arms smuggling and the distribution and manufacturing of pirated and counterfeit goods.  Regan's investigation exposed a multi-billion dollar industry of counterfeit goods, illegal drugs and weapons--an industry that is bleeding the profits of American corporations while funding the activities of Islamic terrorists.

For her series on "Extreme Investing” Regan traveled to Colombia where she investigated the dramatic changes in the country's economy, reporting live from the infamous cities of Bogota and Medellin. While in the country, Regan conducted an exclusive interview with President Alvaro Uribe about the controversial Colombian free trade agreement.

Other assignments include Regan’s coverage the G-8 summit in Germany for CNBC, in which she reported on the increased tensions between the U.S. and Russia.  For CNBC’s documentary unit, Regan traveled to the Canadian sub-Artic for a report on Alberta’s tar sands, seen as an alternative source of oil.

Regan joined CNBC from CBS News where she was a correspondent reporting for the CBS Evening News and The Early Show and contributed to 48 Hours and Face the Nation.  In this role, Regan focused on U.S. economic policy issues affecting healthcare, the social security system and both private and government pensions. Regan also reported extensively on Latin American economic affairs including a series on terrorist fundraising in South America for which she was nominated for a National Emmy Award in Investigative Journalism. She also reported on Chile's privatized social security system, Brazil's ethanol boom and the leftist political momentum in Venezuela. Additionally, Regan covered prominent National events such as the 2006 State of the Union address and hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma.

Previously, Regan was a television correspondent for CBS MarketWatch contributing to Marketwatch.com and CBS News. In 2002, her work at CBS Marketwatch earned her The Most Outstanding Young Broadcast Journalist Award from the Northern California Society of Professional Journalists. Prior to MarketWatch, Regan reported for Bloomberg Television.

Regan began her career working for Goldman, Sachs & Co.  Regan graduated cum laude from Columbia University with a bachelor's degree in U.S. history.