What is Breaking News?
With over three decades of on-air experience at CNN and MSNBC, SUZANNE MALVEAUX knows what’s news. In this enlightening conversation, Malveaux breaks down the offscreen realities of what we watch every day.
Politics & Elections
As a premier political reporter, SUZANNE MALVEAUX has been cited for her outstanding coverage of political events and breaking news in outlets including The Washington Post, The Hill, Politico, Ebony Magazine, People Magazine, Bethesda Magazine, Variety, Deadline, and more. Malveaux shares her enthusiasm, positivity, and hope with audiences while providing crucial context about U.S. electoral systems and ongoing campaigns.
Fundraising, Awareness, and Advocacy: ALS
Former CNN anchor SUZANNE MALVEAUX is a longtime advocate for ALS patients. She has won a Gracie Award for her work documenting her mother’s journey with ALS and continues to publicly advocate for patients today.
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Suzanne Malveaux is a premier reporter on U.S. politics
Award-winning journalist SUZANNE MALVEAUX covered the White House for more than 10 years as a White House correspondent, covering Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama traveling to Europe, Africa, The Balkans, Latin America, Southeast Asia, Australia, and the Middle East. She has interviewed all 5 living Presidents and several First Ladies. Malveaux served as a panelist questioning the candidates in the Democratic Presidential Primary Debate in 2008, and Democratic Presidential Debate in 2007. She also played a key role in CNN's Emmy-winning election coverage of 2006 and 2004. Malveaux later covered President Obama's 2013 inauguration in Washington, D.C. and the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C, proving her political acumen as a reporter on historical campaigns.
Suzanne Malveaux is at the forefront of geopolitical news
Award-winning journalist SUZANNE MALVEAUX spent 20 years as CNN's national correspondent, covering politics, national news, international events and culture. Previously, she co-anchored CNN's Around The World and co-anchored the network’s Emmy-winning coverage of the revolution in Egypt and the network’s Peabody Award-winning coverage of the Arab Spring.
How Suzanne Malveaux champions ALS patients
Former CNN anchor SUZANNE MALVEAUX chronicled her mother’s battle against the disease in a series of Gracie Award-winning CNN reports in 2013 (‘My Mother’s Journey with ALS’). Malveaux returned to Washington, D.C to better care for her mother, who suffers from ALS, and continues promoting awareness and research for ALS. Malveaux regularly speaks at the International Women’s Media Foundation Awards about her commitment to care both personally and professionally.
Award-winning journalist Suzanne Malveaux is the CEO and President of Malveaux Global Media. With more than 30 years of reporting, producing, and story-telling experience, Malveaux recently left CNN after two decades of bringing ground-breaking journalism to the network. There, she covered the White House for ten years, interviewed five US Presidents, embedded with US troops in Afghanistan breaking news of a terrorist attack, and most recently traveling to Ukraine to report on the war. Malveaux has won awards for her anchoring and series on ALS, and produced a 90-Minute Documentary on Former President Barack Obama.
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