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Stephanie Dhue

Business Journalist/Producer at CNBC

Stephanie Dhue is an Emmy award-winning journalist with a keen curiosity and a deep understanding of business and politics.

She excels in translating complex policies into easily digestible content to produce compelling stories even under tight deadlines.

Stephanie is determined to leverage her expertise to influence public policy on a national scale, aiming to make a significant impact in the media industry.

Her competencies span a wide range including creativity, flexibility, resilience, strategic thinking, conflict management, diversity utilization, team building, decisiveness, entrepreneurship, problem-solving, financial management, partnering, and political acumen.

Stephanie Dhue pursued a Fellowship for Business Journalists at The Wharton School, holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, and obtained her BA from George Mason University.

Currently, she serves as a Producer at CNBC, showcasing her prowess in journalism within a prominent media organization.

Highlights

Jun 27 · linkedin

Nearly a quarter of 55-year olds are counting on their kids to help them with housing or finances in their retirement, a Prudential Financial survey found. But half of them haven't told the kids yet. Hence, a new term is coined - the "silver squatter." Let this be a conversation starter about retirement expectations.
Sharon Epperson Rob Falzon Simon Blanchard Lindsay Bryan-Podvin, LMSW Greg Corneille, CFP®, ChSNC®

Mar 5 · linkedin

Capital is the life-blood for entrepreneurs. Many startups run out of cash before they can execute a revenue-generating business. Higher interest rates, bank failures, and valuation resets made 2023 a challenging year to raise money. Women-led firms got a boost from funds looking to diversify their holdings and from funds aimed at women specifically. Still the amount of venture capital money going to women was less than 3% of the $107 billion raised last year, an increase from 2022. See how a couple of female founders are helping make change. Portfolia Trish Costello NasaClip Elizabeth Clayborne, MD, MA Sharon Epperson

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Washington DC-Baltimore Area