Susanna Reid

Co-presenter of Good Morning Britain

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About Susanna Reid

Susanna Reid is one of the UK’s most recognised broadcasters, known for combining sharp journalism with confident and engaging live presenting. Alongside her role on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, she has presented programmes including The Andrew Marr Show, The Politics Show, BBC News Channel and Breakfast with Frost.

Throughout her career, Susanna has interviewed leading political figures including Al Gore, David Cameron and Harriet Harman, as well as Hollywood stars such as Meryl Streep, Sir Michael Caine and David Tennant. Her versatility has seen her cover everything from General Elections and breaking news to red carpet events and entertainment programming.

Susanna is an experienced conference host and moderator, known for leading informed discussions, engaging live audiences and interviewing high-profile guests with professionalism and warmth.

To book Event Host Susanna Reid, contact The Speakers Agency on +44(0)1332 810481 or email enquiries@thespeakersagency.com

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