Robyn Dwyer

Robyn Dwyer is a global news anchor and international broadcaster with a career in television and radio journalism spanning more than two decades. Dwyer has worked with major broadcasters, including BBC and ITN, where she developed expertise in business news. Her broadcasting experience also includes CGTN Europe, TRT World, Network Ten Australia, LBC, IRN, AFP, and AAP, establishing her as a journalist with extensive experience across international media.

Dwyer anchors live news programs and documentaries at CGTN and hosts special events. She has served as a key presenter for Sky, delivering world news, and has anchored the flagship evening news program for TalkTV. Her interest in American politics led her to conceive and present a program on the US elections for TRT World. Dwyer’s on-screen work includes conducting interviews such as a conversation with Yoko Ono for ITV London, highlighting the range of her reporting.

As an event host and moderator, Dwyer has chaired debates and conferences globally, focusing on finance, energy, retail, sustainability, and the environment. She frequently interviews political leaders, bankers, and environmental stakeholders, and has conducted business news interviews with CEOs including Richard Branson and the head of Citroën. Fluent in French, Dwyer works across diverse cultures and languages, with her career taking her to international hubs such as Istanbul, Paris, Sydney, and London.

Dwyer’s experience extends to radio, where she has presented news for Classic FM, Magic Radio, Smooth Radio, and Absolute Radio. Her business news coverage includes work for LBC and Share Radio, where she presented a live magazine program. She is also a voiceover artist, broadening her presence in the media industry.

Dwyer is a Senior Fellow at the John Schofield Trust, mentoring an early career journalist and supporting the Trust’s mission to improve social mobility in newsrooms. Her commitment to rigorous reporting, international journalism, and audience engagement has defined her career.