Journalist

<p>Martha Raddatz is one of America&#39;s most respected international and political journalists. Widely praised for her command in moderating high-profile debates, she is well-suited to cover the unprecedented 2024 Presidential elections. </p><p>Prior to her current role at ABC News, Raddatz served as Senior Foreign Affairs correspondent and before that, White House correspondent.

<p>T. J. Holmes is an ABC News anchor/correspondent. Joining ABC in December of 2014, he reports for all the network&#39;s broadcasts and platforms. Primarily, Holmes contributes daily to <i>Good Morning America</i>, the most-watched network morning news show. His experience, personality and unique storytelling were a good fit to GMA&#39;s blend of breaking news, in-depth reporting, and family-focused fun. </p>

<p>Steve Inskeep is host of NPR&#39;s <i>Morning Edition</i>, as well as NPR&#39;s morning news podcast <i>Up First</i>, along with Rachel Martin, David Greene, and Noel King.</p>

<p>Known for interviews with presidents and Congressional leaders, Inskeep has a passion for stories of the less famous: Pennsylvania truck drivers, Kentucky coal miners, U.S.-Mexico border detainees, Yemeni refugees, California firefighters, American soldiers.</p>

NPR Morning Edition host, Rachel Martin, has an extensive journalistic background. She served as the White House Correspondent for ABC News from 2008 through 2010 when she became National Security Correspondent for NPR. 

<p>Combining his exceptional breadth of global knowledge, a deep cultural perspective, and engaging anecdotes, Afshin Molavi examines the most critical issues impacting our world—and our businesses—today.</p><p>One of the world’s most trusted authorities on global economic trends and geopolitics, Afshin Molavi helps organizations better understand the changing world and prepare for an uncertain future. Covering topics ranging from US-China relations and the ongoing volatility in the Middle East and Ukraine to shifts in energy policy and how the 2024 U.S.