Emily Chang is a five-time Emmy Award-winning journalist whose impressive career spans some of the world’s most renowned media outlets, including NBC News, CNN, and Bloomberg. She began her association with Bloomberg in 2010 as the Host of Bloomberg West, a programme that focused on technology and innovation, and has since risen to become the Host & Executive Producer of the network’s premium shows.
In addition to her television work, Emily also hosts The Circuit Podcast, where she delves into the intersections of technology, business, and culture through insightful interviews with some of the most influential figures in these fields. As a keynote speaker, Emily brings a wealth of experience and a sharp perspective on media, technology, and business, making her an excellent choice for events seeking a speaker who can provide both depth and breadth on these topics.
Emily’s journey in journalism began after she graduated from Harvard University with a BA in Social Studies. She started as a News Associate at NBC News in 2002, quickly advancing to roles such as a Reporter for NBC News and later, a Correspondent for CNN in London and Beijing. During her time with CNN, she covered significant global events, including North Korea’s nuclear developments, the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and President Obama’s first visit to Asia. Her experience and ability to tackle complex, global issues have made her a respected voice in the field of journalism.
In 2018, Emily authored the bestselling book “Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys’ Club of Silicon Valley”, which sheds light on the pervasive sexism in the tech industry. The book is a candid and crucial examination of the challenges women face in Silicon Valley, tackling issues of discrimination and harassment with a forthrightness that has resonated with readers around the world. This commitment to exposing the truth is mirrored in her work as a keynote speaker, where she continues to address issues of gender inequality and the broader implications of technological advancements in society.
Beyond her journalistic achievements, Emily Chang has also contributed to the community as a board member of Build, a non-profit organisation that focuses on empowering students through entrepreneurship. Her speaking engagements often reflect her diverse experiences and insights, making her an authoritative and compelling figure in discussions about the future of technology, media, and business. Whether she is interviewing tech giants like Mark Zuckerberg, or speaking at conferences like the Grace Hopper Celebration, Emily Chang’s voice remains one of the most influential and respected in the industry.
