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George Stephanopoulos
Economics
Politics
Government
Navigate political complexity with George Stephanopoulos, speaker and political journalism expert. George works with organizations to enhance political communication, crisis management, and media strategy, delivering trusted insights from ABC News and White House experience.
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Thought Leader
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Inspirational
Public Relations
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Political Analyst
George Stephanopoulos is a American television host and political commentator, currently serving as a co-anchor on ABC's Good Morning America and hosting the network's Sunday morning programme, This Week. With a career that spans both politics and journalism, George brings a wealth of experience and insight to his audience. George's journey began in the political arena, where he worked as an aide to Democratic Congressman Ed Feighan. His political acumen soon led him to become a key figure in Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign. Following Clinton's victory, George was appointed as the White House Communications Director and later served as Senior Advisor for Policy and Strategy. These roles placed him at the heart of American politics during a transformative period, providing him with a unique perspective on the inner workings of government. In 1996, George made a significant career shift, leaving the White House to pursue journalism. Joining ABC News in 1997, he quickly established himself as a leading voice in political journalism. Known for his incisive interviews and thorough analysis, George has become a trusted source of information for viewers seeking to understand complex political events. His ability to distil intricate issues into accessible narratives has earned him a respected place in the field. George's memoir, All Too Human: A Political Education, offers readers an insider's view of his experiences within the Clinton administration, further cementing his reputation as an insightful commentator on political affairs. His career trajectory, from political advisor to esteemed journalist, underscores his deep understanding of both the political landscape and the media industry. Through his work, George Stephanopoulos continues to engage and inform audiences, drawing on his extensive background to provide clarity and context in an ever-evolving world.
Topics, sessions and talks
George Stephanopoulos’ presentation draws on his expansive political career—in the White House, on Capitol Hill and as a respected member of the press as abc’s Chief Political Correspondent and anchor of This Week and Good Morning America. He provides analysis and predictions on events in Washington and around the world, including the current state of American politics, international relations and the new global economy.
George Stephanopoulos covers journalism, politics, communications, and mental health care importance, drawing from extensive experience. Talks are tailored to your audience and event, offering diverse insights.
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John Heilemann
Economics
Politics
Government
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George Stephanopoulos structures his presentations around direct analysis of political events, drawing on his dual experience as a former White House Communications Director and senior policy adviser under President Clinton, and his subsequent career as a broadcast journalist at ABC News.
George Stephanopoulos speaks on American politics, international relations, journalism and communications, and mental health. He served as White House Communications Director and Senior Advisor for Policy and Strategy under President Bill Clinton before joining ABC News in 1997, where he has since anchored Good Morning America and This Week.
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