CHRIS MAURER
Managing Producer, CNBC Radio


Chris Maurer is the afternoon anchor and managing producer for CNBC Radio. She helped launch the radio network in 2004 and is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day radio operations, as well as its long-term growth strategy.

Before moving to radio, Maurer was the show producer for CNBC's "The Al Roker Show," "Daisy Fuentes," "CNBC Talks," and "Weekend Steals and Deals." She was a producer for "Capitol Report," "The Edge," and "The CNBC/US News and World Report TV Magazine Guides." She wrote and produced "Images of '93 with Chuck Scarborough" for NBC.

Prior to joining CNBC in 1991, Maurer owned "FM-TV," a television production company which produced the award winning, "It Couldn't Happen to Me," for American Express. She has also worked as a writer and producer for the syndicated program, "A Current Affair."

Her previous on-air experience includes work as an anchor and/or reporter for WTLV-TV (ABC) in Jacksonville, Florida, WMBB-TV (ABC) in Panama City, Florida, and WDVH-AM (ABC) in Gainesville, Florida. She was a freelance reporter for ABC News covering the Florida Panhandle.

During her career, she has won more than two dozen national television and writing honors including three Telly Awards, a Silver Inkwell, WorldFest Houston, International Film & TV Festival of NY, along with numerous Quasar, Questar, Mercury, and Galaxy Awards.

Maurer earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Florida. She recently was featured in the University's alumni magazine for her broadcasting career achievements.