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Geoff Cutmore
GEOFF CUTMORE
Anchor, CNBC


Geoff Cutmore anchors CNBC’s flagship Squawk Box programme in EMEA.

The three hour show, which broadcasts worldwide five days a week, bookends the opening of European equity markets and is a must see for financial professionals, C-suite executives and investors.

Cutmore is one of CNBC’s most experienced presenters, with more than 15 years dedicated to financial broadcasting.  He has anchored programmes for CNBC in both Europe and Asia, having spent a number of years working in Hong Kong.

Cutmore covers the most important senior business gatherings for CNBC including the World Economic Forum meetings in Davos and China and the United Nations Climate Change Conference, where he has interviewed the world’s top CEOs, economists and political leaders.  He has reported on the most important issues facing the global economy today and has also led special programming on Central and Eastern Europe, climate change and the global energy challenge.

Cutmore is a contributor to business and finance magazines including the Economist, Investors Chronicle and Money Market.  His first book on the markets, New Market Mavericks, was well received.


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