Danielle BochoveSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

Bochove started her career in Canada, interning at The Edmonton Journal and The Globe and Mail before working for The Financial Post for a short time. She joined Reuters' Chicago office in 1995, reporting on derivatives from the CME and CBOT floors.

In 1997, she was sent to Tokyo, where she anchored coverage of the Asian Economic Crisis from its inception. She was relocated to London after three years in Japan, where she hosted a series of European and American-focused shows covering everything from the creation of the euro to the collapse of the dot.com boom.

Bochove obtained a position as an anchor with BNN in Toronto in 2002, and in 2007, she joined the CBC as the business host of CBC News: Morning. She has acted as a backfill host for a number of CBC national news and business programs, including The Lang & O'Leary Exchange, in recent years.

Bochove studied International Relations, Economics, and English Literature at Trinity College, The University of Toronto, and Journalism at Ryerson University. Her work has featured in The Washington Post, The Jerusalem Post, Hong Kong's Eastern Express, and World Press Review, among others. She also contributes to The Economist Intelligence Unit and Maclean's Magazine as a freelancer.