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Consuelo Mack has a long and distinguished career in business journalism. Before developing WealthTrack she spent over a decade at The Wall Street Journal as the Anchor and Managing Editor of its weekly syndicated business program "The Wall Street Journal Report". During her tenure, it won the Overseas Press Club award and was nominated for a News and Documentary Emmy award for excellence in background and analysis.

Mack played a critical role in CNBC's strategic alliance with Dow Jones. As Senior Correspondent of CNBC she provided viewers with a daily "Strategy Session" during the business day as well as a series of VIP interviews including investment legends such as Sir John Templeton, Vanguard's Jack Bogle, Pimco's Bill Gross and Legg Mason's Bill Miller.

She also anchored Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street in its final months on both CNBC and PBS, covering the week's top market news.

Mack's international experience includes being the Anchor and Editor of "The Asian Wall Street Journal Report", a weekly business program syndicated throughout Asia, and hosting the 1996 PBS documentary series "Emerging Powers" and the 1994 PBS special "Pacific Rift".

Mack is a pioneer in business television. She was one of the founding partners of "Today's Business", where she was Anchor and Executive Editor of television's first daily, nationally syndicated business news program. She was founding news editor and co-anchor of Business Times, the first national morning business program. In its first year Business Times won the ACE award, cable television's highest honor. Early in her television career she was a contributing reporter to NBC's Today Show.

Prior to her television career, Mack worked for several prominent research and money management firms including Mitchell Hutchins and Merrill Lynch. She is a member of the Economics Club of New York, the Council on Foreign Relations and The Women's Forum.

She has received several honors including the first Lifetime Achievement Award for Women in Print and Electronic Financial Journalism awarded by the Women's Economic Roundtable. Mack graduated from Sarah Lawrence College with a bachelors degree in English Literature, History and Political Science.