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Angela Scanlon
Bring warmth and pace to your event with Angela Scanlon, event host and broadcaster. Angela hosts conferences, awards, and panels, drawing on live BBC and RTÉ experience including Eurovision, The Apprentice: Unfinished Business, and Ask Me Anything.
Angela Scanlon is a television presenter, event host, and broadcaster whose live hosting experience spans some of the biggest shows on British and Irish television.
As the BBC's Eurovision commentator, Angela fronts live coverage watched by millions alongside Rylan Clark and Graham Norton. She hosts The Apprentice: Unfinished Business, the companion show to The Apprentice on BBC Two, alongside Your Home Made Perfect, her own RTÉ chat show Ask Me Anything, and weekend morning shows on Virgin Radio UK. Her earlier credits include reporting and presenting on BBC One's The One Show, co-hosting Robot Wars with Dara Ó Briain, and competing on Strictly Come Dancing in 2023. In 2022, she published her memoir Joyrider, exploring gratitude and self-acceptance.
For conferences, awards ceremonies, and panel discussions, Angela brings the instincts of a live broadcaster, keeping events moving at pace and putting guests at ease in unscripted moments. Her background in print journalism for Tatler, Grazia, and The Sunday Times informs interviews that draw out more than prepared answers, and her mental health advocacy means she handles wellbeing themes with credibility and care.
Organisers get an event that runs to time, conversations with genuine substance, and a host who makes speakers and guests feel comfortable on stage.
Book Angela to bring broadcast-level polish and warmth to your conference, awards ceremony, or panel event.
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Angela Scanlon draws on her background in print journalism — writing for Tatler, Grazia, and The Sunday Times — to conduct interviews that move beyond prepared answers, using live broadcaster instincts to hold unscripted moments and keep events on schedule.
Angela Scanlon's speaking and hosting work covers mental health, gratitude, and self-acceptance. She is the BBC's Eurovision commentator alongside Rylan Clark and Graham Norton, and hosts The Apprentice: Unfinished Business on BBC Two.
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