Rebecca Jarvis

Birth Name:

Rebecca Ann Jarvis

Birth Place:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Profession

Actress, Producer

Won a Daily Point of Light Award in recognition of her advocacy for disenfranchised children and teenagers
When she was 15, she set up a non-profit children's charity and raised $750,000 dollars for it
Worked in the financial services industry as an investment banker and a foreign currency trader before turning to journalism
Her articles have appeared in such publications as "Crain's Chicago Business" and "Business 2․0․"
Worked with CBS News as a financial reporter, a co-anchor and a Business and Economics Correspondent
After breaking her ankle in a hockey accident on the second week of the show, she made it to the runner up position on "The Apprentice 4․"
Was granted a rare interview with then Secretary of State Colin Powell while she was a National Youth Leadership Council Youth Reporter at National Youth Summits

2013Emmy - Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in a News Magazine:Nominated
2019Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Morning Program:Nominated
2022Emmy - Outstanding Business, Consumer or Economic Coverage:Nominated
2022Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series:Nominated
2023PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Limited or Anthology Series Television:Winner

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