Diana Olick's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

In 2001, Olick was named correspondent for CBS This Morning, the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather, and Sunday Morning. She reported from inside the White House, the Pentagon, and Capitol Hill. Olick was the first woman to ever report from the White House briefing room. She was also a part of the team that won the industry’s first ever Emmy for Outstanding interviewed correspondent. Olick was also a finalist for the prestigious Peabody Award for her work on CBS This Morning. Olick also reported from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq for the network. In 2006, Olick was named correspondent for the Washington bureau of CNBC. At the time, she became the first woman to be a staff reporter on CNBC. Olick has since been a lead reporter on a variety of financial programming such as the Financial Trends segment on the Summarize & Chart show, the Squawkbox show, and the New Money beat on CNBC’s breakfast show. Olick also has a personal blog, Realty Check, which she runs b4 and during business breaks. Olick is also a featured speaker at various business and educational events. In early 2007, Olick was named a finalist for the prestigious Peabody Award for her work on the CNBC Business Report. Olick has been a regular correspondent for CNBC’s Squawk box, where she interviews business leaders and discusses their latest venture. Olick also has a personal blog, Court TV Corner, where she writes about legal cases, television news, and other business topics.In July of 2007, Olick was given the opportunity to teach commodity journalism. She will be providing resources for a nat’l media class at the University of Phoenix soon. Olick is also currently an intermittent flavor correspondent for Coca Cola products.Prior to joining CNBC in 2002, Olick spent seven years as a correspondent for CBS News. Diana Olick was an Emmy Award Winner for distinguished reporting.

🎓 Education

Diana Olick is a highly educated individual who has received a prestigious education. While her education is not limited to one genre of activity or one country, it has given her the skills and experiences she needs to be successful in her current field.Ms. Olick's educationrounded out with a Master's of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University. This degree allows her to focus on her professional goals, since it helps her develop the writing and reporting skills that she needs to be successful in the field of broadcast journalism. Additionally, her concentration in Soviet Studies helped her learn about Russian culture and the Soviet Union. Ms. Olick also has several years of experience in the working world. After serving as an intern with WNET in New York City, she worked at WQXI in Cincinnati, Ohio before moving to W670AM in Memphis, Tennessee in 1992. There she worked as a morning show host, news anchor, and general news anchor. Her most recent job, as a senior news associate at WREG in Memphis, Tennessee, has given her a greater understanding of the public’s perspective on local news.All in all, Ms. Olick's education and work experience make her a seasoned and well- rounded journalist. She is well- prepared for her current role as a senior news associate at WREG in Memphis, Tennessee.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Olick has worked with Convex Media, the largest privately held interactive software company in the world, since 2002. Convex Media is a specialist in developing andANG,he Her credentials and experience include: - Exhausted Subjects: Olick has covered exhausted subjects including stories about crunch time, energy independence, recession, energy spillovers and energy reform as a Correspondent for CNBC. - MediaRelations: Olick is an Emmy Award winning journalist and has two years of experience as a correspondent for CBS News. Olick regularly works with various media organizations and has had appearances on various networks including MSNBC, CNBC, The Early Show, The Today Show, NBC Nightly News, CBS This Morning and The CBS Evening News with Dan Rather.- Technical Writing: Olick holds a Master's degree in Journalism from Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism. Olick has written for a variety of publications including Forbes, The New York Observer, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post. She has also appeared on CNBC's Realty Check blog and has rewritten and edited several stories for CNBC's website.- Media & Broadcasting Specialist: Olick is a media specialist with over 15 years of experience in the broadcasting industry. Olick spent six years as a reporter for WZZM-TV Grand Rapids, writing about news, weather, education, business and a variety of other topics. She has also administered newsrooms and worked as a camera operator and video producer. Olick is a member of the Broadcast Journalists Association and the National Broadcasters Association.