Lucy Spiegel

Lucy Spiegel was an executive producer at CNN in 2001^[1] and a staff member at the July 2016 Democratic Convention.^[2]

Lucy Spiegel
Occupation	News producer
Notable credit	CNN

Career

Spiegel worked at CBS on 60 Minutes, the CBS Morning News and the CBS Evening News. She was a producer in the New York, London, and Central America bureaus. In 1985, she was a bureau chief in Beirut.^{[citation needed]}

At CNN, she worked on the Larry King Live show. She was a Vice President for Weekend Political Shows at CNN.^{[citation needed]} Spiegel served on numerous civic boards and art groups.^[3]

In January 2015, Spiegel left CNN after working as executive director for contributors and audience for six years.^[4] Spiegel has overseen network commentators, such as Jesse Jackson, James Carville, Mary Matalin, Jay Carney, Ana Navarro, and Donna Brazile.^[5]

At the 2016 Democratic Convention, Spiegel assisted Donna Brazile in writing her convention speech and choosing Brazile's wardrobe.^[6]

Awards

In 2009, she was a nominee and winner along with others, for the Emmy "Outstanding Live Coverage of a Breaking News Story - Long Form" for her work on the TV presentation "CNN Election Night in America 2008".^[7]