Jacquie McNish

Jacquie McNish

Jacquie McNish is a renowned journalist, author, and business editor. She’s had a long and storied career spanning several decades. She has been a reporter, editor and commentator on many of the major news organizations in North America, such as the CBC, The Wall Street Journal, and The Globe and Mail.

McNish has written extensively on the subject of business and its impact on the world economy. Her books include three bestsellers: Hours of Power, Showdown at Gucci Gulch, and most recently, The Third Rail.

Her first book, Hours of Power, was published in 1995. This book takes an inside look at the power dynamics inside the corporate world. McNish interviews influential industry professionals on topics that span the industry, from ethical considerations to the impact of economic policies on corporate culture. The book gives a detailed look into the inner workings of corporate America and how companies can become more profitable.

Focusing more specifically on the financial markets, Showdown at Gucci Gulch is a comprehensive account of the 1980s battle between Congress and the Reagan administration over taxation and deficit spending. In the book, McNish provides an in-depth analysis of the financial landscape of the era and the impact it had on Wall Street. It also provides insight into the crucial role the Federal Reserve played in the financial story of the time.

McNish’s most recent book, The Third Rail, explores the delicate relationship between politics and the corporate world. It examines the intersection of power and money, analyzing the motives and consequences of corporate lobbying and campaign contributions. The book also looks at the ideological divide between members of the Democratic and Republican parties and how it influences the outcomes of policy debates. McNish’s insight into the American political system is invaluable.

McNish’s authoritative voice, backed by her extensive experience in the business world, makes her books must-reads for anyone interested in understanding the inner workings of the North American corporate landscape. Her analysis and commentary provide an invaluable resource for business professionals and lay readers alike.

McNish has also received numerous awards, including the National Magazine Award for Business Reporting in 1995, the National Newspaper Award in 1999, and the National Business Book Award in 2003. She’s an active member of organizations such as the National Press Gallery, International Women's Forum, and the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.

Jacquie McNish is an accomplished author, journalist, and business editor whose work has had a lasting impact on the world of business and economics. Her books provide invaluable insight into the inner workings of corporate America and the relationship between politics and business.

Author books:

Losing the Signal: The Untold Story Behind the Extraordinary Rise and Spectacular Fall of BlackBerry

Losing the Signal: The Untold Story Behind the Extraordinary Rise and Spectacular Fall of BlackBerry

This book tells how the beloved BlackBerry went from revolutionary to relic, exposing its rise and fall through industry rivalries and management missteps.