Trivia of Famous Business News Anchor Erin Burnett

Erin Burnett is a famous television personality with CNBC.

Erin quickly rose to fame with her unique style of presenting business news, analyzing and assessing the markets, conducting interviews with business magnates, economists and financial experts.

Erin Burnett was born on March 17th, 1976 in Mardela Springs, Maryland, USA.

Erin Burnett's full name is Erin Isabelle Burnett.

Erin Burnett has nicknames "Maria 2.0", "Street Sweetie", and "International Superstar".

Erin Burnett graduated from St. Andrew's Boarding School in Middletown, Delaware in 1994.

Erin Burnett graduated with MA in Political Economy from Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts in 1998.

Erin Burnett while in college played lacrosse and field hockey and earned Second Team All-NESCAC conference honors.

Erin Burnett began her career with Goldman Sachs as financial analyst analyzing and assessing mergers and acquisitions for their investment banking division.

Erin Burnett later joined CNN as a writer and a booker for their "Moneyline" Program.

Erin Burnett joined Citigroup as Vice President, where she developed and streamlined their online financial operations.

Erin Burnett in 2003 joined Bloomberg Television and began anchoring "Bloomberg on the Markets" analyzing the markets; and broke the top business stories of the day for their "In Focus" program until 2005.

Erin Burnett joined CNBC on December 1st, 2005.

Erin Burnett co-anchors "Squawk on the Street" [which is broadcast from 9-11 am EST] with Mark Haines, a veteran anchor who was working at CNBC since its founding in 1989.

Erin Burnett rolls out minute-by-minute updates from the Wall Street on the "Squawk on the Street" program.

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