Jessica Ettinger

Jessica Ettinger
Anchor and Reporter at CNBC

Jessica Ettinger Gottesman, a non-practicing attorney, is an anchor and reporter at CNBC. She joined the network in 2017.

Ettinger is a Murrow and Gracie award-winning journalist and most recently put the TODAY Show on the radio for NBC on SiriusXM; spending three years as its live host from Studio 1A every weekday morning.

Currently, Ettinger is working to create groundbreaking content for digital platforms such as Amazon's Echo and Google's Home smart speakers, radio, and podcasts.

Ettinger also spent more than a decade covering Wall Street as an anchor for Bloomberg Television and Radio, providing in-depth coverage of Dow 5,000 & Dow 10,000, Y2K, the Exxon-Mobil merger, the Master Tobacco Settlement, and the Enron and WorldCom bankruptcies. She hosted the weekly "Bloomberg Small Business" show on the USA Network, various specials, and daily market updates on Fox and CNN.

Ettinger was on duty on the morning of September 11, 2001, and spent the day on the air co-anchoring live coverage of the terrorist attacks. She appears in Michael Bloomberg's autobiography.

Earlier in her career, Ettinger was an anchor at CBS and held on-air and management roles at ABC.

Millions hear Jessica's voice in the New York City Subway system announcing the stops on the Eastside trains, and she serves as a backup TODAY show announcer.

Ettinger holds a B.S. from Cornell University, and a J.D. from Fordham University School of Law.

Find Jessica on Twitter @JessicaCNBC.