Louisa Bojesen is the anchor of CNBC’s daily worldwide business news show, European Closing Bell

 

 

Benjamin Cohen is technology correspondent of Channel 4 News.

 

 

Geoff Cutmore presents CNBC Europe's award winning Squawkbox.

 

 

Sarah Dickins presents BBC Radio Wales’ flagship news programme Good Morning Wales.

 

Jane Dutton is a senior news and current affairs presenter with Al-Jazeera English.

 

Tim Harford is an economist, award-winning journalist and speaker, TV and radio personality, and bestselling author. His books include The Undercover Economist and The Logic of Life and presents the hugely popular More or Less on BBC Radio 4.

Penny Haslam presents business news on BBC Breakfast and the BBC News Channel.

 

 

Alice Hibbert is an international news and current affairs presenter and correspondent. She is the lead female anchor on Russia Today, the Moscow-based 24 hour news channel. Alice previously worked at ITN’s London Tonight before moving to Russia in 2005 to front and produce RT’s business programme. 

 

Allan is well known as a presenter of award-winning television news, having been a main Sky News presenter for more than 14 years. However, a large part of his career – which spans more than 35 years - has been spent in business and management.

 

 

Kirsty is the presenter of World News Today, an international current affairs programme broadcast globally on BBC World. She is also a regular presenter for Front Row on BBC Radio 4.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis in an award winning TV and Radio presenter, newspaper columnist, author and campaigner. He runs wwww.moneysavingexpert.com, the UK’s biggest money site, which has 10million users a month. Martin has a resident Money Saving Expert slot on ITV’s Daybreak every Tuesday and can also be seen every Thursday on ITV’s Lorraine. He’s also a regular contributor to BBC’s Watchdog.

 

David Mannion is amongst the most respected and experienced international broadcast executives. He is also an established broadcaster in his own right having been a guest on many radio and television programmes and been host of his own political/media show on London's LBC.  

 

James Max is an accomplished Radio and TV presenter with an expertise in business and finance with a flair for debates on current affairs. He presents the Saturday and Sunday Breakfast show on London's Biggest Conversation, the talk radio station, LBC 97.3

 

 

Nicholas Owen is a Presenter with BBC News. For well over a decade before that he hosted all ITN's major bulletins, including Channel Four News and News at Ten. He has also appeared in a wide range of other TV and radio programmes.

Libby Potter has a decade of experience as a reporter and presenter. She's presented the BBC's flagship business show, The Money Programme, on BBC Two and a spin-off three-parter on the Credit Crunch entitled Money Watch. 

 

 

 

Justin Preston is an entrepreneur, owner of Rare! and Allens of Mayfair. Justin was a judge in BBC3's Young Butcher of the Year and was the subject of Butchered on Dave in 2011.

 

 

Stewart Purvis’s career is probably unique in its range across journalism, management and regulation. A BBC News trainee, he spent over thirty years at ITN, winning many awards. He edited Channel 4 News before becoming the Editor in Chief and Chief Executive of ITN. He is a former partner for content and standards of Ofcom and is now a Professor of Television Journalism at City University.

Steve Richards is presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Week in Westminster and Chief Political Columnist for the Independent. 

Jamie Robertson is a highly experienced presenter of business programmes for the BBC, specialising in international finance, business and economics. As a lead presenter on the BBC World’s prestigious World Business Report he has covered subjects ranging from the "dot.com boom" to the collapse of Enron and the rise of the Chinese and Indian economies, interviewing the movers and shakers in global finance.

 

Now a science and environment broadcaster and writer, Julian Rush spent over ten years as the Science & Environment Correspondent for Channel 4 News, where his flair and enthusiasm for accessible explanation, investigation and analysis of a wide range of complex issues was recognised with several major TV industry awards.

 

Adam Shaw is an award winning financial reporter and presenter. He presents the BBC World News series, Horizons and regularly presents Panorama.    

 

 

 

Alison is a multi-award-winning personal finance journalist and editor of the website www.mymoneydiva.com. She was the deputy personal finance editor of the Daily Telegraph, where she worked for more than six years as a personal finance specialist, and broke numerous exclusives. She has an easy manner and enthusiastic style, which helps her explain money in an accessible and straightforward way.

 

Allyson Stewart-Allen is an internationally renowned business expert in the fields of international marketing and working across cultures. A Californian based in the UK for over 20 years, she runs a thriving business from her offices in Los Angeles and London, where she lives and gets to apply her fluency in French and German.

 

Harry Wallop is the Daily Telegraph's award-winning Consumer Affairs Editor as well as a prospective author and occasional television pundit.

 

Author and cultural commentator Peter Whittle is founder/director of the New Culture Forum. His TV and radio work includes regular appearances on BBC 2’s Newsnight Review and the Daily Politics, Radio 4’s Moral Maze and Start the Week and Sky News. He hosted of the UK’s first online cultural analysis show, Culture Clash.