Robyn Curnow

Robyn Curnow is an award-winning anchor, foreign correspondent, and podcast host who has interviewed Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, President Bill Clinton, President Jimmy Carter, First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President J.D. Vance, Oprah Winfrey, and many other world leaders. Curnow has hosted events and spoken at the Lincoln Center, the Swedish Royal Palace, the London Science Museum, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

She recently returned from two trips to Monaco at the invitation of the Prince Albert Foundation, where she served as Master of Ceremony and moderator for various Blue Economy events. Curnow introduced His Serene Highness Prince Albert, His Royal Highness Prince William, French President Emmanuel Macron, and other world and business leaders.

Curnow has won the Royal Television Society Award for Breaking News, a DuPont Award, and was nominated for three Emmys during her 20-year career at CNN, where she led coverage of Fidel Castro's funeral and President Obama's trip to Cuba, all recent U.S. presidential elections, the death of Pope John Paul II from the Vatican, as well as numerous wars, terror attacks, and global news events.

She is the keynote speaker at the American Digital Media Licensing Association’s annual meeting on AI, media, and the truth in a world of disinformation.