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Kate Ennis is an award-winning public relations professional and financial journalist with more than 20 years experience. Kate has held senior level positions with corporations and trade associations in New York and Washington, DC, and specializes in finances services marketing. Her past and current clients include the Consumer Bankers Association, Collegiate Funding Services, TD Ameritrade, the Identity Theft Assistance Center, and the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Kate was Director of Public Information at the Investment Company Institute (ICI), where she was a spokesperson for the mutual fund industry. She was recruited by the Financial Services Roundtable-an advocacy organization for the nation's largest 100 financial services companies-as Director of Communications, where she developed the organizations' communications program.
Kate was News Manager at CNBC, where she coordinated daily and future news coverage. While at CNBC Kate covered major business news stories including the merger of Travelers Group and Citicorp, the acquisition of ABC/Capital Cities by Walt Disney Company, and the Master Settlement Agreement with the tobacco industry.
Before joining CNBC, Kate was Communications Manager at Standard & Poor's Ratings Group, the New York-based bond rating agency, where she managed day-to-day media relations for S&P.
Kate started her career as a freelance journalist and wrote feature articles for national publications such as the Washington Post and Woman's World magazine, and news copy for WJLA-TV and National Public Radio.