As a passionate and trusted global storyteller with more than a decade of broadcast TV experience, Veronica Dudo is truly well versed in covering a diverse range of major news stories from around the globe.
Whether flying a plane, climbing a mountain, scuba diving, riding a horse, attending meetings in Europe, reporting from Capitol Hill, covering red-carpet events in Los Angeles or conducting a high-profile interview with a head of state like Prince Albert II of Monaco—Veronica’s journey in the exciting world of journalism continues to take her on new adventures.
While she loves her job as a Journalist, she also enjoys her role in the international community a Keynote Speaker, Goodwill Ambassador and Global Advocate. She is actively involved in her community and volunteers with many organizations in an effort to make the world a better place.
Throughout her career, she has always strived to provide viewers with observant, truthful and provocative content that is both informative and engaging. In 2013, she received a prominent Fellowship from Rotary International and spent a month living in Europe where she held meetings with lawmakers, community leaders, journalists and media representatives to discuss the future of global journalism and the transatlantic relationship. In 2015, she covered the World Expo which focused on global sustainability. In 2018, she served as the Master of Ceremonies for the World Woman's Summit at the Clinton Presidential Library; she hosted a Women's Leadership Lunch at the U.S. Embassy to Italy and was a distinguished keynote speaker at a communication and science conference held at the Center for American Studies in Rome. In January 2019, she moderated a “Women Mentoring Women” series in Washington DC; and in March, she presented a journalism workshop at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Conference & Festivals in Austin, Texas which celebrates the convergence of the interactive, film, gaming and music industries.
