In our media age, we are all accustomed to the familiar faces we see on TV presenting the daily news, documentaries and reports. However, the most celebrated presenters across the globe are much more than just a face and a voice. Many have had successful careers in journalism, politics, and academia and their ability to present is testament to the depth of their knowledge Often they have an ability to simplify complex issues and explain them in a way that is easy to understand, enabling us- the audience- to learn. More often than not, however, it is their unique charisma and charm that defines a presenter’s success and has created a generation of media icons.
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Pelle TornbergFormer CEO of Metro
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Sabine ChristiansenGerman Journalist
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Antonia RadosGerman Foreign Correspondent
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Deborah HenryMiss Malaysia / World
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Tim ButcherEnglish journalist
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Noreena HertzEconomics Editor ITV News
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LORRAINE HAHNFormer CNN & CNBC Presenter
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Ryan ChilcoteAward-winning correspondent at Bloomberg Television and CNN
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Todd BenjaminFor over twenty-five years, anchor, correspondent, and financial editor for CNN
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John GapperAward-winning business columnist
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Reeta ChakrabartiEducation respondent for BBC News
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Anne de BaetzelierBelgian’s best known television and awards presenter
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Marcus EastTechnical Director, Google and Former eCommerce Executive, Apple
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Patricia HizonSportscaster and television host in the Philippines
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Andrew MarrPolitical Editor BBC News (2000-2005)
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Andrew CastlePresents breakfast on Smooth FM and the BBC Lead Tennis Commentator
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Emma CrosbyPresenter 5 News on channel 5
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Yalda HakimPresenter BBC World News