Kate Kelly

Kate Kelly is a prominent journalist and correspondent for The New York Times. Here are some key details about her career and background:

Professional Experience

Kate Kelly currently serves as a correspondent for The New York Times, focusing on money, influence, and policy as part of the enterprise and investigative team in Washington.12 She joined The Times in 2017, initially covering Wall Street and its intersection with politics for the Business section.2

Prior to her work at The New York Times, Kelly had an extensive career in journalism:

• She worked as an on-air reporter for CNBC from 2010 to 2016, covering banks and hedge funds.2
• From 2001 to 2010, she was a staff reporter at The Wall Street Journal, where she covered investment banking, Hollywood, and the exchanges.2
• Earlier in her career, she worked as a reporter for the New York Observer from 1997 to 2000.2

Education and Background

Kate Kelly was born on February 24, 1975, and was raised in Washington, D.C.3 She received her education at:

• Columbia University, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in History (1993-1997).23
• National Cathedral School for her high school education (1989-1993).2

Achievements and Recognition

Throughout her career, Kelly has received several prestigious awards for her journalism:

• Gerald Loeb Award for Deadline Writing in 20043
• Gerald Loeb Award for Beat Writing in 20083
• Livingston Award for Excellence in National Reporting in 20093

Additional Work

In addition to her journalism, Kate Kelly is also an author. She co-wrote "The Education of Brett Kavanaugh: An Investigation" with Robin Pogrebin, published in September 2019.3

Kate Kelly is known for her in-depth reporting on power, money, and influence in Washington and beyond.45 Her work often involves investigative journalism and coverage of significant political and financial events.