Mackenzie Sigalos Bio, Wikipedia, Age, Married, CNBC, Date of Birth, and Net Worth

Mackenzie Sigalos Bio

MacKenzie Sigalos is a technology reporter based out of CNBC’s San Francisco bureau, with a focus on cybersecurity, financial technology, as well as gaming.

Previously, she spent five years at CNN in New York and Hong Kong, where she had varied beats writing and producing for a range of TV business and news programs.

Mackenzie Sigalos Age, Date of Birth

Mackenzie has not gone public with her age and date of birth. We, therefore, do not know when she celebrates her birthday.

Mackenzie Sigalos Height

Mackenzie stands at an estimated height of 5 feet 5 inches.

Mackenzie Sigalos Education

Sigalos graduated Magna Cum Laude from Harvard University and earned a distinction for her Master’s dissertation at the University of Oxford.

She also has a degree in Cinematography and film/video production from La Fémis, a film school in France.

Mackenzie Sigalos Parents

Mackenzie was born and brought up in the United States by her parents though their identity still remains unknown, Her grandfather was John Louis Sigalos. He was a successful patent attorney and former US Army.

Mackenzie has been raised alongside her siblings: Melissa Fulton, Matthew Saunders, Alexandra Saunders, Joshua Merkel, Lauren Lopez, Jonathan Ger, Whittaker Odom, and Georgia Budjenska.

Mackenzie Sigalos Married

Mackenzie has not gone public with her marital status. It is therefore not known whether she is married, dating, single, to in a relationship.

Mackenzie Sigalos Wikipedia

MacKenzie is a technology reporter based out of CNBC’s San Francisco bureau, with a focus on cybersecurity, financial technology, as well as gaming. Before joining CNBC, she was with CNN, Cable News Network

She worked as a writer and reporter. She reported for the Fareed Zakaria Global Public Square from 2011 to 2012 and for Anderson Cooper 360 from 2012 to 2013.

At CNBC, she has also worked as a  producer (2016 – Feb 2017) and Senior Producer/Reporter (2017 – Present)

Mackenzie Sigalos Salary

Mackenzie earns an estimated salary of $70k. Her exact salary figures will be listed once they are out,

Mackenzie Sigalos Net Worth

Mackenzie has not disclosed her net worth figures to the public.

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