Rick Rothacker

Rick Rothacker (born 1972) is a reporter for the Charlotte Observer.[1]

He graduated from Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism with a B.S. and M.S. He also worked for Legi-Slate News Service in Washington, and at the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Awards

Best in Business, Society of American Business Editors and Writers [2]
2009 Gerald Loeb Award for Beat Writing for his story "The Fall of Wachovia"[3]

Works

Banktown: The Rise and Struggles of Charlotte's Big Banks, John F Blair Pub, 2010, ISBN 978-0-89587-381-1

References

http://pd.charlotte.com/sp?keywords=Rick+Rothacker&skin=&submit=Search&aff=1100%5B%5D
"Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-06-15. Retrieved 2010-06-03.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
"Loeb Winners". UCLA Anderson School of Management. June 29, 2009. Retrieved February 1, 2019.

External links

Journalist's Twitter

Gerald Loeb Awards for Deadline and Beat Reporting

Gerald Loeb Award for Deadline and/or Beat Writing (1985–2000)
(1985-1989)	Robert J. Cole (1985) Laura Landro (1986) Daniel Hertzberg (1987 shared) James B. Stewart (1987 shared) Ralph Vartabedian (1988) John Helyar (1989 shared) Bryan Burrough (1989 shared) Thomas Petzinger Jr. (HM) (1989 shared) Paulette Thomas (HM) (1989 shared)
(1990-1999)	Kathryn Harris (1990 shared) Paul Richter (1990 shared) Neil Barsky (1991) Alan Murray (1992) Joseph B. White (1993 shared) Paul Ingrassia (1993 shared) Kathryn Harris (1994) Michael Siconolfi (1995) Laura Jereski (1995) Geraldine Fabrikant (1996) Scott Thurm (1997) Alix M. Freedman (1998 shared) Suein L. Hwang (1998 shared) Staff of The New York Times (1999) Diana B. Henriques (NYT) (1999)
(2000)	Ianthe Jeanne Dugan (2000) Lawrence Messina (HM) (2000)

Gerald Loeb Award for Deadline or Beat Writing (2002)
(2002)	Rebecca Smith (2002 shared) John Emshwiller (2002 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Deadline Writing (2003–2007)

(2003–2007)

Rebecca Blumenstein (2003 shared)
Gregory Zuckerman (2003 shared)
Jared Sandberg (2003 shared)
Shawn Young (2003 shared)
Susan Pulliam (2003 shared)
Deborah Solomon (2003 shared)
Carrick Mollenkamp (2003 shared)
Susanne Craig (2004 shared)
Ianthe Jeanne Dugan (2004 shared)
Theo Francis (2004 shared)
Kate Kelly (2004 shared)
Andrew Ross Sorkin (2005 shared)
Steve Lohr (2005 shared)
David Barboza (2005 shared)
Gary Rivlin (2005 shared)
John Markoff (2005 shared)
Maureen Milford (2006 shared)
Ted Griffith (2006 shared)
Luladey B. Tadesse (2006 shared)
Robin Brown (2006 shared)
Gary Soulsman (2006 shared)
Christopher Yasiejko (2006 shared)
Michele Besso (2006 shared)
Steven Church (2006 shared)
Jeff Montgomery (2006 shared)
Peter Bothum (2006 shared)
Ann Davis (2007 shared)
Henny Sender (2007 shared)
Gregory Zuckerman (2007 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Beat Writing (2001, 2003–2010)

(2001)
(2003–2009)

Rebecca Smith (2001)
Stephen Labaton (2003)
J. Lynn Lunsford (2004 shared)
Andy Pasztor (2004 shared)
Anne Marie Squeo (2004 shared)
Ellen E. Schultz (2005 shared)
Theo Francis (2005 shared)
Geeta Anand (2006)
Heather Landy (2007)
Kate Kelly (2008 shared)
Serena Ng (2008 shared)
Susanne Craig (2008 shared)
David Reilly (2008 shared)
Charles Duhigg (HM) (2008)
Rick Rothacker (2009 shared)
Gretchen Morgenson (2009 shared)

(2010)

Ralph Vartabedian (2010 shared)
Ken Bensinger (2010 shared)

Gerald Loeb Award for Beat Reporting (2011–2019)

(2011–2018)

Daniel Golden (2011 shared)
John Hechinger (2011 shared)
John Lauerman (2011 shared)
John Fauber (2012)
Tom Bergin (2013)
Ivan Penn (2014)
Eric Lipton (2015 shared)
Ben Protess (2015 shared)
Nicholas Confessore (2015 shared)
Brooke Williams (2015 shared)
John Carreyrou (2016 shared)
Michael Siconolfi (2016 shared)
Christopher Weaver (2016 shared)
David Zahniser (2017 shared)
Emily Alpert Reyes (2017 shared)
Joe Fox (2017 shared)
Len De Groot (2017 shared)
Julia Angwin (2018 shared)
Je Larson (2018 shared)
Ariana Tobin (2018 shared)
Madeleine Varner (2018 shared)
Noam Scheiber (2018 shared)
Hannes Grassegger (2018 shared)
Ranjani Chakraborty (2019 shared)
Peter Gosselin (2019 shared)
Ariana Tobin (2019 shared)

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