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Mikael Happe

Mikael Happe is a Staff Product Engineer on Scantra team. He is responsible for Fin's reliability and supports scientists in the AI team with their projects.

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Expertise

Caleb began his career producing wildlife documentaries in South America and the American southwest. His career in business news began at Bloomberg, where he worked as a senior television producer and was nominated for a 2003 Emmy Award.

Caleb then joined CNN, serving as a Senior Producer for The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, as well as the Executive Producer of CNNMoney.com. Caleb and his team at CNNMoney were nominated for an Emmy Award for New Approaches to Business & Financial Reporting. He then returned to CNN as the Director of US business news from 2011-2014.

Caleb left CNN in 2014 to form Frog Pond Productions, a documentary production and digital media consulting company, which produced TV features and documentaries for CNN, Al-Jazeera, and PBS, among others. He joined Investopedia in January 2016 as the VP of Content and Editor-in-Chief. He also serves as President of SABEW, the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing.

Caleb is frequently featured as a markets, economic and consumer trends expert on NBC, MSNBC, ABC Radio, Marketplace Radio, CNBC, Fox Business News and Cheddar TV, in addition to markets commentary in his daily newsletters. He is also the host of The Investopedia Express podcast.

Passion

The truth is—brands don’t need louder merch. They need smarter merch. Products that fit naturally into people’s lives. That look good. Feel good. And last. The companies that get this right don’t overthink it. They choose quality. They focus on use. And they trust the process. Because in the end, good merch isn’t about more. It’s about better. Better materials. Better printing. Better choices. We’ve seen what sticks. We’ve printed what lasts.

Passion

The truth is—brands don’t need louder merch. They need smarter merch. Products that fit naturally into people’s lives. That look good. Feel good. And last. The companies that get this right don’t overthink it. They choose quality. They focus on use. And they trust the process. Because in the end, good merch isn’t about more. It’s about better. Better materials. Better printing. Better choices. We’ve seen what sticks. We’ve printed what lasts.