Anderson Cooper
Anderson Cooper is the anchor on Anderson Cooper 360°- a global newscast on CNN that goes beyond the headlines with in-depth investigations. In addition to his shows on CNN, Cooper is also a regular correspondent for CBS’s 60 Minutes.
Cooper started his career in 1992, and has worked in more than forty countries, covering nearly all major-news events worldwide. He often reports live from the scene. Before joining CNN, he was an ABC News correspondant, and host of the network’s reality program, The Mole. Cooper has played a pivotal role in CNN’s political and election coverage.
At CNN and 60 Minutes Cooper has won a number of major journalism awards. He helped lead CNN’s Peabody Award winning coverage of Hurricane Katrina and DuPont award winning coverage of the 2004 tsunami. Additionally, he has been awarded thirteen Emmy Awards, including two for his coverage of the earthquake in Haiti, and an Edward R Murrow award.
Speaking topics
- A 360 Look At World Events
Who better than Anderson Cooper to take your audience on a journey through world politics and current events. With over 25+ years as a journalist, Anderson Cooper has positioned himself as one of the most knowledgable and recognizable anchors on television.