Lisa Myers

Lisa Myers (born Joplin, Missouri) was the senior investigative correspondent for NBC Nightly News.^[1]

A 1973 graduate of the University of Missouri's Missouri School of Journalism in Columbia, Missouri,^[2] she joined NBC in 1981. From 1979 to 1981, Myers was White House correspondent for The Washington Star. From 1977 to 1979, she was a Washington correspondent for the Chicago Sun-Times.^[3] She retired from NBC News after 33 years in early 2014.^[4]

She currently lives in Washington, D.C.

Awards

2006 George Polk Award
2005 Gracie Allen Individual Achievement Award as an Outstanding Correspondent
2004 Emmy Award for Business and Financial Reporting
2004 Clarion Award
2003 Joan Barone Award

References

External links

Lisa Myers at the Internet Movie Database
NBC News biography
Appearances on C-SPAN

The people of NBC News

NBC Nightly News	Lester Holt

NBC Nightly News (Weekend)	Saturday – Jose Diaz-Balart Sunday – Kate Snow

Today	Matt Lauer (co–anchor) Savannah Guthrie (co–anchor) Carson Daly (orange room anchor) Natalie Morales (west coast anchor) Al Roker (weather anchor and third hour co–anchor) Tamron Hall (third hour co–anchor) Hoda Kotb (fourth hour co–host) Kathie Lee Gifford (fourth hour co–host)

Weekend Today	Craig Melvin Stephanie Ruhle Sheinelle Jones Dylan Dreyer (weather anchor) Willie Geist (Sunday anchor)

Early Today	Betty Nguyen (East Coast anchor) Richard Lui (West Coast anchor) Bill Karins (weather)

Meet the Press	Chuck Todd (moderator) Andrea Mitchell (substitute moderator)

Dateline	Lester Holt (anchor) Andrea Canning Hoda Kotb Josh Mankiewicz Natalie Morales Keith Morrison Dennis Murphy Maria Shriver Kate Snow

Chief correspondents	Rehema Ellis (chief education correspondent) Richard Engel (chief foreign correspondent) Savannah Guthrie (chief legal correspondent) Bill Karins (chief meteorologist) Jim Miklaszewski (chief Pentagon correspondent) Andrea Mitchell (chief foreign affairs correspondent) Bill Neely (chief global correspondent) Anne Thompson (chief environmental affairs correspondent) Chuck Todd (political director) Pete Williams (chief justice correspondent)

Senior correspondents	Chris Jansing (senior White House correspondent) Cynthia McFadden (senior legal & investigative correspondent)

Special correspondents/anchors	Tom Brokaw Martin Fletcher (Tel Aviv) Ben Fogle (London) Jenna Bush Hager Maria Shriver Meredith Vieira Brian Williams (MSNBC breaking news anchor; NBC News fill-in breaking news anchor)

Correspondents	Miguel Almaguer (Universal City) Peter Alexander (Washington, D.C.) Ron Allen Lisa Bloom (legal correspondent) Jean Chatzky (financial editor) Andrea Canning Tom Costello (Washington, D.C.) Bob Dotson Dylan Dreyer (weather) Ronan Farrow Madelyn Fernstrom (diet & health editor) Joe Fryer (Universal City) Joelle Garguilo Stephanie Gosk Tamron Hall Kasie Hunt Hallie Jackson (Washington, D.C.) Jinah Kim Jim Maceda (London) Craig Melvin Kelly O'Donnell (Capitol Hill Correspondent) Morgan Radford Jacob Rascon Jeff Rossen (national investigative correspondent) Kerry Sanders (Miami) Janet Shamlian (Texas) Kate Snow Harry Smith Jacob Soboroff Katy Tur (London) Kristen Welker (White House correspondent)

Foreign correspondents	Richard Engel (chief foreign correspondent) Bill Neely (chief global correspondent) Keith Miller (senior foreign correspondent) Martin Fletcher (Tel Aviv / London) Ben Fogle (London) Jim Maceda (London / Moscow) Ayman Mohyeldin (Cairo, Egypt) Keir Simmons (London)

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