
Jeanne Meserve uses the skills developed during her decades in live television to moderate virtual and in person panels, townhalls and interviews. She expertly engages her guests and audiences by asking the right questions, listening, following up and encouraging interaction. Her meticulous research, wide range of knowledge and years of experience have made her a go-to moderator, facilitator, emcee, and host for organizations all around the world.
Awards



Emmy Award Winner Jeanne Meserve
Jeanne Meserve is an International Security Analyst for Canada’s CTV News, and is host of the NatSec Tech podcast for the Special Competitive Studies Project. She has been an anchor and correspondent for CNN and ABC News, winning two Emmy Awards, and an Edward R. Murrow Award. She also contributed to two CNN Peabody Awards for coverage of Hurricane Katrina and the Gulf Oil Spill, and anchored CNN’s award-winning coverage of Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination and the death of Princess Diana.
Moderating Services
Jeanne Meserve moderates one-on-one interviews, panel discussions and townhall-style meetings for organizations all over the world.
Topics have included national security, politics, media, space, environment, health, education, and business.
With the skills she developed as an anchor and reporter Jeanne excels at identifying key issues, synthesizing information and creating conversations. She believes a good discussion should be energetic, informative, and thought provoking.
Jeanne works closely with her clients and deeply researches each subject and each participant to determine the trajectory of each conversation for maximum impact.
Speaker
Communication is the centerpiece of Jeanne’s career. As an anchor and reporter, communications coach, and as a moderator, her job has always been to impart information in a manner that is clear, concise and compelling. She speaks to a wide range of groups on topics ranging from media, to communication and national security, to women’s issues.
On Camera and Voice Over Talent
Her years in television and radio are testimony to Jeanne’s abilities in front of the microphone and camera. She will host the upcoming NatSec Tech podcast, and previously co-hosted the SpyTalk podcast. She has been a “news anchor” in preparedness exercises and done voice overs for events, products and book trailers. Her experience and versatility make her a good fit for a broad spectrum of projects.
Latest News and Events
Accessible Medicines
Senator Ben Ray Lujan was among Jeanne's guests at Atlantic LIVE's event The Next Frontier in Accessible Medicine. Senator Lujan provided his thoughts on what policy changes are needed to improve the flow of biosimilar [READ MORE]
The Business of Health
At Atlantic LIVE's Business of Health event at Washington University in Saint Louis Jeanne led meaty conversations with top medical experts on how to build more cross-sector cooperation in the development of drugs, and how [READ MORE]
AI and Emergency Response
AI has the potential to radically transform emergency response, providing with more accurate predictions, better situational awareness, faster response, and more efficient use of resources. Jeanne led a discussion exploring the topic at the Special [READ MORE]
AI + Autonomy Exchange
At a conference in Austin, Texas, the Special Competitive Studies Project organized a series of thought provoking conversations about the development of autonomous weapons. Jeanne discussed the opportunities, obstacles and risks with Mac Thornberry, former [READ MORE]
Atlantic Festival
In 2025 The Atlantic Festival was held in New York city for the first time, attracting new guests and audiences. At Wolfgang Puck's The Cut Jeanne moderated a breakfast gathering of business leaders who discussed [READ MORE]
34th Karpacz Economic Forum
Russian incursions into Poland and Estonia underlined the importance of the conversations at the 34th Karpacz Economic Forum. In a plenary session Jeanne moderated a conversation with top experts on how to minimize risk and [READ MORE]
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