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Chanel Monteine is an award-winning founder, speaker, former CNBC International journalist and host of In Between Worlds, exploring how extraordinary people succeed, find meaning and build the life of their dreams in the age of AI.
Chanel Monteine spent a decade getting the world's most wanted people to say yes. A former CNBC International journalist and producer for Sky, Discovery+ and Channel 4, she crossed from covering builders to becoming an award-winning entrepreneur: a VC-backed founder whose ventures span media, education and AI. She now hosts In Between Worlds, the show about succeeding, and staying human, in the age of AI.
Chanel Monteine has studied success from every side. As a CNBC International journalist, she questioned the people running companies and markets. As an award-winning producer for Sky, Discovery+ and Channel 4, she spent a decade booking the most sought-after names across eleven markets. As a founder, she has raised six figures from VCs and private investors, built ventures across media, education and AI, and taken a company to TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield. Trained in Logotherapy, Viktor Frankl's meaning-centred psychotherapy, and holding an Executive MSc in International Strategy & Diplomacy from the LSE, she hosts In Between Worlds. On stage, she makes the biggest subject of our time, success in the age of AI, feel personal, practical and alive.
Chanel Monteine is an award-winning founder, speaker, host and former international business journalist, and the creator and host of In Between Worlds: the show about succeeding, finding meaning and staying human in the age of AI.
She began at CNBC International, covering business, technology and global affairs and founding the CNBC Media Innovation Lab. As a producer she spent more than a decade in television: top-tier guest booking across eleven markets, from CEOs to Heads of State at Davos, and leading documentaries for Sky, Discovery+ and Channel 4, with work reaching audiences of over 350 million.
She then crossed from covering builders to becoming one: winning an entrepreneurial grant competition at the London School of Economics, raising six figures from VCs and private investors, taking a venture to TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield, which granted the project recognition as one of the year's most disruptive startups, and building an international communications firm with six-figures in revenue from brands and founders.
Alongside the building, she received her certification in Logotherapy, Viktor Frankl's meaning-centred school of psychotherapy, allowing her to practice as a business coach where she helps aspiring entrepreneurs align purpose and profit.
Her work now spans media, education and technology, organised around one question: what does it take to build an extraordinary, meaningful life in a world being transformed by AI?
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