LONDON – CNBC, First in Business Worldwide, today announced that Ben Boulos will join the international newsroom as a TV anchor.
Based in London, he will join the “Squawk Box Europe” lineup alongside Karen Tso and Steve Sedgwick in early February, as Julianna Tatelbaum begins maternity leave. Together, they will cover the most important market-moving and complex stories of the day.
“I am delighted that Ben is joining the CNBC International team,” said Leonie Kidd, head of TV News for Europe, Middle East and Africa. “His specialist knowledge of global business and economics, combined with years of experience presenting to audiences across the U.K. and worldwide, will be an incredible asset. Ben’s ability to make complex financial stories clear and engaging is exactly what we need as we continue to grow our coverage and connect with new audiences.”
Boulos has nearly 20 years of experience in broadcast journalism, having worked as the specialist business presenter on “BBC Breakfast,” bringing clarity and relevance to complex economic stories for a U.K. audience of over six million daily. He is also a familiar face on BBC World News, anchoring flagship programs including “Business Live,” “Talking Business,” “World Business Report,” “Newsday,” “Outside Source” and “World News Today.”
Boulos graduated from Cambridge University with an MA (Cantab) Degree in Law in 2005.
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