Financial News Journalist, BBC News Presenter, Presents ‘Wake Up To Money’ on BBC Radio 5 Live & Named One of the UK’s 50 Most Powerful Part-Time Workers by the Financial Times & Timewise

Sally Bundock is an award winning, internationally renowned financial news journalist. She is also a TV and Radio presenter, conference host and speaker. Sally is a BBC Business and World News Presenter, probably best known for her role as a breakfast presenter on the BBC News Channel. Here she discussed the latest in the business and finance world and speaking to a global audience of more than 110 million. Sally Bundock joined the BBC in 2002 and has recently celebrated her 20th year presenting, showing she has truly mastered the role’s hectic schedule and 3:00 am call time.

Sally’s work:
During her career, Sally has covered many momentous events. These include G7 conferences, historic EU summits and the World Economic Forum in Davos. She has spent her 20 year-run commenting on some of the most significant news stories of the 2000s, from the Eurozone Debt crisis to the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Her astute insight into the financial markets, and incredible breadth of knowledge has established Sally Bundock as a trusted business authority.

Sally also regularly interviews world leading CEOs, politicians and experts in every field. She has even had the pleasure of grilling some Hollywood stars such as Matt Damon and Will Smith. Sally Bundock has also worked extensively in radio. This includes presenting Wake Up To Money on BBC Radio 5 Live and presenting the business on Drive Time. She did this with Simon Mayo on BBC Radio 2. She previously worked for Bloomberg where she created and presented their award-winning evening programme, Bloomberg Money.

Listings:
On a list compiled by the Financial Times and Timewise, Sally was named one of the UK’s most influential part-time workers. She is now on the judging panel for the next generation of ‘power part-timers.’ Sally Bundock is a strong advocate for creating better work-life balance. She juggles her role at the BBC with her blended family of 6 children, aged 11 to 19. So far she hasn’t “dropped the ball”. Sally was named as one of the UK’s 50 most powerful part time workers by the Financial Times and Timewise.

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