Frank Holland is an American reporter and news anchor. He is currently an anchor on CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange" in addition to the Tech correspondent for the network. He has reported in major American cities including Boston and Chicago.
Holland attended the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania where he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science. [1] Holland worked as a field reporter in Fairbanks, Alaska working at both KTVF-NBC and KUAC-PBS. Holland held general assignment reporter positions at New 12 Westchester in Yonkers, New York as well as WMGM-NBC in Atlantic City, New Jersey. [2] In addition, Holland worked as a sports anchor and news reporter for TV2-FOX in the U.S. Virgin Islands. In 2009, Holland worked as a reporter and fill-in anchor for WDIV-NBC in Detroit. [2] In 2011, Holland began working as a WGN News reporter and WGN Morning News anchor in Chicago where he covered President Barack Obama's second inauguration, the Democratic and Republican national conventions, and the National College Football Championship. After Chicago, Holland spent two years at WCVB in Boston covering breaking news and creating an original series called "Black in Boston." Before joining CNBC, Holland was an anchor and reporter at NBC 10 Boston and NECN. When he first began working for CNBC in 2018, Holland was a general assignment reporter based at CNBC Global Headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. [3] Currently, Holland is an anchor for CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange" program as well as the Transports and Tech correspondent for CNBC where he focuses on stories involving cloud computing, enterprise software and cybersecurity companies in the technology sector as well as trucking, e-commerce and shipping companies in the supply chain sector. [1]
Frank Holland is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. [1] While in Chicago, Holland volunteered at the YMCA in and is a member of the Urban League. [4]