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Mary Stevens
Mary Stevens is a digital video producer for CNBC where she shoots, edits and produces original content across CNBC platforms, including series such as "Speakeasy with John Harwood" and "Live and Learn."
In 2015, Stevens won the Alliance for Women in Media's Gracie Award for Outstanding Online Producer.
Prior to CNBC, Stevens held internships at The Denver Post and CNN. She graduated with highest honors from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. in Photojournalism.
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- By: Courtney Connley
Lauren Simmons' love of numbers helped her land a coveted role as an equity trader, the NYSE's youngest.
- By: Mary Stevens
Lauren Simmons is both the youngest and only female stock broker currently working on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
- By: Zameena Mejia
There's a few qualities SpaceX candidates need, says the company's vice president of human resources.
Cole Mattox started North Tabor Capital when he was a junior in high school. In the fall, he's headed to University of Pennsylvania.
Cole Mattox launched North Tabor Capital when he was a junior in high school. Now, Maddox is 18 and headed to University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business undergraduate program in the fall. He can’t specify exactly who his clients are or how much they invested for legal and privacy reasons, but he says he has more than one and fewer than five clients in his hedge fund. He has over six figures in assets under management.
- By: Mary Stevens
Lynne Doughtie, who became KPMG's first female CEO in 2015, shares her advice for advancing your career.
- By: Mary Stevens
The investor's early jobs laid the groundwork for him to accumulate more than $80 billion.
"This is Marty's book club right now, coming to you live."
