Bloomberg TV anchor Trish Regan is featured on the cover of New York Resident magazine and is interviewed by Christopher A. Pape.
Here is an excerpt:
R: What new things are you working on?
TR: I’ve got a lot of projects going on. In addition to anchoring “Street Smart” from 3-5pm during the close of trading every day, I also report for our documentary unit at Bloomberg. Right now, I’m finishing a one hour special on the casino industry that looks at the challenges and opportunities the gaming business now faces. I’m also working on a documentary about the marijuana industry becoming a more acceptable, legitimate business. And, by the time this magazine hits newsstands, I’ll have finished shooting an hour special called, “The Real Brazil.” (I’m actually heading to Brazil in a few days for a week of reporting there. I think Brazil is fascinating – it’s effectively the China of the Western Hemisphere – and with the right economic policy could really become a major economy.)
I’ve got lots of ideas and plenty more I want to do. The world of business is fascinating. The personalities behind business are fascinating. And one of the best parts of being at Bloomberg is that I’m surrounded with incredibly talented people that believe in telling great stories. We’re just getting started.
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I really like Trish Regan. She's really smart, and a bona fide competent financial journalist with good breadth of knowledge. It's a shame, though, that the idiots at Bloomberg insist on trying to make her look like a cheap hooker on the air. She's anything but.