Over a media career spanning more than 40 years, Steve Dunlop has earned a reputation as one of the most trusted and effective communications trainers in the industry. He has worked with more than 40 Fortune 500 companies, training C-level executives, doctors, attorneys, scientists, celebrities, professional athletes, and members of the news media.
In the U.S. news industry, Dunlop has collected three Emmys, six Emmy nominations, and the James Wright Brown Award from the Society of Professional Journalists. His work was recently featured in the acclaimed Netflix documentaries Trial By Media and Get Gotti. His many interview subjects have included public figures such as Donald Trump, Jimmy Carter, Richard Nixon, Al Gore and Elie Wiesel, and celebrities such as Frank Sinatra, Steven Spielberg, Dick Gregory, Christopher Reeve, Rita Moreno, George Foreman, Cynthia Lennon, Charles M. Schultz, and Andy Warhol.
Dunlop spent 14 years as a Bulletin Center correspondent for the CBS Evening News, where he was responsible for updates to the broadcast's West Coast edition and break-ins during prime time. He also anchored the CBS News program "Up To The Minute."
Prior to joining CBS, Dunlop wrote, reported, or anchored for such news organizations as NBC, CNN, Reuters, and the Associated Press, as well as for Metromedia, which pioneered Channel 5/New York's highly-rated Ten O'Clock News. While at Channel 5, Dunlop was tapped to become one of the first reporters for Fox Television. (See videos here.)
To our clients, Dunlop is an engaging lecturer, a highly effective teacher, and an out-of-the-box thinker. His proprietary communications methodology has been used to train senior executives and communicators from a cross-section of contemporary business life.
In 1992, Dunlop's colleagues elected him president of the Deadline Club, the New York City chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (www.spj.org). He holds a B.A. degree in Political Economics from Fordham University. Dunlop lives with his wife and family in New York.