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Bob Sellers
Bob is an Emmy-winning journalist with twenty years experience, including nine at the national level with NBC and Fox. He was at CNBC during the late 90s and early 2000s -- during the dot com era -- anchoring three hours a day and interviewing business leaders such as Bill Gates, Jack Welch, Suze Orman, Peter Lynch and many others. He wrote business columns for Success and Gear magazines, and has placed columns in various newspapers throughout the country, including at the Los Angeles Times. He has also written columns for the website HuffingtonPost.com.
At FNC, Bob anchored Fox News Live and reported live from the field on events such as the D.C. Sniper crisis and from Baghdad in 2003 after American forces toppled Saddam Hussein. He interviewed world leaders from Benjamin Netanyahu to Mikhail Gorbachev, and anchored Presidential election night coverage in 2004 as the country went to bed not knowing who the winner was.
Bob was drafted by the Kansas City Royals to play professional baseball out of high school, but passed it up to attend the University of Virginia on a baseball scholarship. Bob is a member of the Board of Advisors for the University's Media Studies Department.
As a journalist, Bob won an Emmy in the category of Breaking News for his coverage of historic floods in Nashville in May of 2010 (where he worked as 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. anchor for NBC affiliate WSMV-TV). He has also worked in Seattle, San Antonio and Medford, Oregon.
Bob's extensive on-air experience at the local and national level makes him uniquely qualified to recognize, recruit, and manage talent. He knows what news directors and network executives are looking for when hiring to differentiate their product. His experience also makes him a fantastic mentor and coach for helping younger clients become successful and veteran clients to keep their strategic edge.
Bob and his wife Anna have twin daughters and live in Nashville.
WTTG-TV reporter KEVIN McCarthy joins us as a new client. Kevin is a talented entertainment reporter who specializes in celebrity interviews. He also can be heard on CBS' WJFK Radio in DC.
We're welcoming MECCA RAYNE to our talented list of clients. Mecca is the AM anchor at KKTV in Colorado Springs.
We'd like to welcome LYDIA GUZMAN to our esteemed list of clients. Lydia is the primary anchor at Bay News 9 En Espanol.
Less than 30-days after becoming a client, ALEX DENIS is headed to WCBS-TV in New York as a reporter/fill-in anchor. Alex was the AM traffic anchor/reporter at WZTV in Nashville.
We're proud to welcome SIERA SANTOS to our roster of great talent. Siera works for Fox Sports Phoenix and just graduated from ASU.
NATALIE SPARACIO becomes the new AM anchor at WICS-TV in Springfield. Previously, Natalie was an anchor for WAOW.
LAUREN MAGIERA is joining our roster of great clients. Lauren is the sports anchor/reporter at KTUU-TV in Anchorage. She attended University of Alaska on a full-ride gymnastics scholarship.
We're proud to welcome ERIkA PAGE WHITE to our client list. Erika most recently starred in One Life To Live, Days of Our Lives, LA Heat, Little Bigfoot 2, and many others.
We're very proud to welcome TONY PERKINS to our client list. Tony is the AM WX/News anchor at WTTG in Washington, DC. Previously, he was the WX anchor at Good Morning America.
Congratulations to JENNIFER BENITEZ who becomes a producer at KPNX-TV, Phoenix. Jennifer previously produced in Nashville and Miami.
ERIN LOGAN moves from a reporter at WLNE to reporter/anchor at WTNH in Hartford.
JENNIFER SPANTAK is now an EMMY winning producer. She picked up a Rocky Mountain EMMY for her work producing coverage of the Tucson shooting. Congratulations!
Congratulations to ERYKA WASHINGTON. She moves to NBC O&O WCAU in Philadelphia as a reporter.
PHIL ALDRIDGE returns to Denver as the weekend sports anchor at KMGH-TV. He previously anchored sports at KSTP.
AMY CARABBA is moving to Sacramento as the new AM anchor at CBS O&O KOVR/KMAX.
