Emma Vardy is an award-winning BBC Correspondent and Presenter who brings critical insight to global politics, business, and cultural events through her extensive frontline reporting experience across the UK and US.

As the BBC's Los Angeles Correspondent (2023-2025), Emma covered pivotal moments including the US Presidential Election, Trump assassination attempt, and Biden's withdrawal from the race. Her seventeen-year BBC career includes roles as Ireland Correspondent, where she received recognition for her coverage of Northern Ireland's political landscape and paramilitary activities. Emma holds two Royal Television Society Awards and was named "Journalist of the Year" by the Political Studies Association.

Emma helps organisations navigate today's complex media landscape by translating her firsthand experience covering major global events into practical insights. Her unique perspective bridges political, business, and cultural spheres, enabling leaders to better understand how interconnected global forces impact organisational strategy and public perception in rapidly changing environments.

Audiences leave Emma's presentations with a clearer understanding of how global political shifts affect business environments, practical approaches for communicating effectively during crisis situations, and strategies for maintaining authenticity while navigating complex stakeholder relationships.

Book Emma for a rare combination of journalistic authority and engaging storytelling that transforms complex global issues into actionable business intelligence.