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May 25 2012

Richard Quest

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Journalist and CNN International Anchor

Richard Quest speaker Richard Quest is CNN’s foremost international business correspondent and presenter of Quest Means Business; the definitive word on how we earn and spend our money. He is one of the most instantly recognisable members of the CNN team. He is also CNN’s established airline and aviation correspondent and currently presents the monthly CNN Business Traveller show. As a business travel specialist, he has become a voice of authority on subjects like the launch of the Airbus A380.

“The big story of the day is always going to be driven by what’s happened, and by the facts and the events”


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Prior to joining CNN he worked at the BBC, where he was the North America’s business correspondent, based on Wall Street for 12 years. He was also an occasional presenter on the BBC’s early morning Business Breakfast programme. He joined CNN in 2001 for the launch of Business International. Since this time he has covered a variety of different events for CNN, amongst others an analysis of the U.S. elections as American Quest and the start of the circulation of euro banknotes and coins on 1 January 2002 and the last official commercial flight of Concorde.[/expand]


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An experienced speaker at international events Richard shares his learnings and insights to help others to grow business and also innovation.[/expand]


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Richard’s dynamic and distinctive style has made him a unique figure in the field of business broadcasting.[/expand]



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