Randi Kaye

Since joining CNN in December 2004, Randi Kaye has covered some of the top breaking news stories while at the same time providing in-depth investigative reports. As an Emmy Award-winning anchor, correspondent, and contributor to Anderson Cooper 360 and CNN, she has reported on a wide array of significant events including Presidential Inaugurations, nationwide manhunts, blockbuster trials, the Boston Marathon Bombing, and high-profile shooting massacres. Her ability to anchor CNN's live coverage of critical international events has been demonstrated during the unrest in Egypt and Libya.

Kaye's commitment to journalism is evident in her extensive on-the-ground reporting, notably following Hurricane Katrina where she offered viewers unique insights into the impact of the disaster over several months. Her capability as a seasoned interviewer and moderator shines through as she engages panel members, keeping discussions lively and interesting. Throughout her career, Kaye has emphasized the importance of open discussions about challenging topics such as death and end-of-life issues, advocating for a cultural shift towards comfort with these conversations.

Furthermore, Kaye believes that passion is essential for success and happiness, a principle she applies rigorously to her own career. She also highlights the importance of fitness and nutrition, often drawing on examples from sports and business to strengthen her points. Her passion for her work and her skill at uncovering the core of a story make her a valuable resource for CNN in their coverage of some of the world's most pivotal stories.