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Lisa Myers (born Joplin, Missouri) is an American journalist. She was the senior investigative correspondent for NBC Nightly News.[1]

Lisa Myers
Born	Joplin, Missouri, U.S.
Occupation	Journalist
Nationality	American
Alma mater	University of Missouri
Genre	Non-fiction

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 lives in Washington, D.C.

Awards

2007 Gerald Loeb Award for Television Daily business journalism for "Trophy"[5]
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

NBC News
"Missouri School of Journalism: Profiles in Success: Lisa Myers '73". Archived from the original on 2010-06-03. Retrieved 2010-05-31.
"Home".
Ember, Sydney (13 April 2014). "Investigative Reporter Leaves NBC News". The New York Times.
"2007 Gerald Loeb Award Winners Announced by UCLA Anderson School of Management". Business Wire. June 25, 2007. Retrieved February 1, 2019.

External links

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Special correspondents	Maria Shriver
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Gerald Loeb Award winners for Television

Gerald Loeb Award for Network and Large-Market Television (1997, 1999–2000)
(1997, 1999)	Byron Harris (1997) Mike Wallace (1999 shared) Walt Bogdanich (1999 shared)
(2000)	Brian Gaffney (2000 shared) Lea Thompson (2000 shared) Neal Shapiro (2000 shared) John Reiss (2000 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Other TV Markets (1997)
(1997)	Antonio Valverde (1997)

Gerald Loeb Award for Television (2001–2002)
(2001–2002)	Lynne Dale (2001 shared) John Larson (2001 shared) Allan Dodds Frank (2002 shared) Lisa Slow (2002 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Television Long Form (2003–2004)
(2003–2004)	Craig Cheatham (2003 shared) Mark Hadler (2003 shared) Andrea Torrence (2003 shared) Rome Hartman (2004 shared) Lesley Stah (2004 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Television Short Form (2003–2004)

(2003–2004)

Brian Ross (2003 shared)
Rhonda Schwartz (2003 shared)
Chris Vlasto (2003 shared)
Jill Rackmill (2003 shared)
David Scott (2003 shared)
Gerilyn Curtin (2003 shared)
Simon Surowicz (2003 shared)
Doug Adams (2004 shared)
Christiana Arvelis (2004 shared)
Donna Bass (2004 shared)
Steve Capus (2004 shared)
Joo Lee (2004 shared)
Karen Nye (2004 shared)
Albert Oetgen (2004 shared)
Felicia Patinkin (2004 shared)
Charles Schaeffer (2004 shared)
Nikki Stamos (2004 shared)
Anne Thompson

Gerald Loeb Award for Television Deadline (2005–2006)

(2005–2006)

Chris Cuomo (2005 shared)
Shelley Ross (2005 shared)
Bob Lange (2005 shared)
Thomas Berman (2005 shared)
Jack Pyle (2005 shared)
Anne Thompson (2006 shared)
Doug Adams (2006 shared)
Liz Brown (2006 shared)
Carl Sears (2006 shared)
Kelly Venardos (2006 shared)
Joo Lee (2006 shared)
Rick Brown (2006 shared)
Katie Ernst (2006 shared)
Rich Dubroff (2006 shared)
Doug Stoddart (2006 shared)
Chuck Schaeffer (2006 shared)
Mario García (2006 shared)
Meaghan Rady (2006 shared)
Genevieve Michel-Bryan (2006 shared)
Jill Silverstri (2006 shared)
Chris Scholl (2006 shared)
Sharon Hoffman (2006 shared)
Albert Oetgen (2006 shared)
John Reiss

Gerald Loeb Award for Television Enterprise (2006–2011)

(2006–2011)

Paul Solman (2006 shared)
Lee Koromvokis (2006 shared)
Jeffrey Klein (2006 shared)
Jacob Klein (2006 shared)
Joanne Elgart Jennings (2006 shared)
Jeff Fager (2007 shared)
Steve Kroft (2007 shared)
Andy Court (2007 shared)
Keith Sharman (2007 shared)
Patti Hassler (2007 shared)
Daniel J. Glucksman (2007 shared)
Byron Harris (2008 shared)
Mark Smith (2008 shared)
Kraig Kirchem (2008 shared)
Scott Pelley (2009 shared)
Solly Granatstein (2009 shared)
Nicole Young (2009 shared)
David Faber (2010 shared)
Mitch Weitzner (2010 shared)
James Jacoby (2010 shared)
Jill Landes (2010 shared)
Patrick Ahearn (2010 shared)
James Segelstein (2010 shared)
Lisa Orlando (2010 shared)
Mitch Weitzner (2011 shared)
Scott Cohn (2011 shared)
Jeff Pohlman (2011 shared)
Emily Bodenberg (2011 shared)
Steven Banton (2011 shared)
Gary Vandenbergh (2011 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Television Daily (2007–2008)
(2007–2008)	Jim Popkin (2007 shared) Lisa Myers (2007 shared) Adam Ciralsky (2007 shared) Steve Washington (2008 shared) Darren Gersh (2008 shared) Dana Greenspon (2008 shared) Sanjay Jha (2008 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Television Breaking News (2009–2010)
(2009–2010)	Steve Kroft (2009 shared) Jennifer MacDonald (2009 shared) L. Franklin Devine (2009 shared) Scott Cohn (2010 shared) Mary Thompson (2010 shared) Courtney Ford (2010 shared) Wally Griffith (2010 shared) Molly Mazilu (2010 shared)

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