Dylan Ratigan

Dylan Ratigan is a journalist and author recognized for his extensive experience in both finance and global politics. As a New York Times best-selling author, he has actively engaged with various facets of media, finance, and sustainability entrepreneurship.

Ratigan is well-known for his television career, having created and hosted CNBC’s “Fast Money” and led MSNBC’s "The Dylan Ratigan Show," which was the network's highest-rated non-prime time show during his tenure. Before joining NBC, he served as Global Managing Editor for Corporate Finance at Bloomberg LP, where he established a global reporting group that managed over 120 reporters across more than 30 countries.

In addition to his media career, Ratigan is the founder of Helical Holdings, a company focused on developing resource technology through solar-powered, hydroponic farming systems to tackle issues such as poverty and health. He also co-founded the Veteran Job Corps with Major General Melvin Spiese in 2013, which focuses on creating jobs for returning veterans while addressing fundamental community challenges.

Currently, Ratigan serves as a partner at Tastytrade and the Global Affairs Editor at Tastylive, a billion-dollar financial media company. He also co-hosts “Bootstrapping” and “Truth or Skepticism” on Tastylive. His book “Greedy Bastards,” which spent five consecutive weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, critiques misaligned systems and the necessity for sustainable reforms by addressing our individual relationships with these systems.