Tony Maciulis

Tony Maciulis is a media executive whose diverse career has spanned network news, entertainment, digital content creation, and thought leadership initiatives for Fortune 500 companies. He currently serves as Chief Content Officer at GZERO Media, a subsidiary of Eurasia Group, and is also the Executive Producer of GZERO World with Ian Bremmer, a weekly geopolitical affairs program airing nationally on public television. Previously, Tony was Head of News Video at Yahoo, leading all news, politics, and feature franchises including coverage of the 2016 presidential election. He served as Executive Producer of the documentary "Uniquely Nasty: The US Government's War on Gays," which won an Edward R. Murrow award. Tony spent a decade in partnership with acclaimed journalist Katie Couric, working first as her producer at the CBS Evening News and later as Senior Supervising Producer and Head Writer of Katie, her syndicated daytime talk show. While at CBS News, Tony won an Alfred I. duPont award for “Children of the Recession,” a multiplatform series that examined how the 2008 financial downturn affected children, from hunger and homelessness to emotional health. He was also named to Broadcasting & Cable magazine’s list of 2010 “Next Wave of Leaders,” credited as a trailblazer bridging the divide between television and online video production. Tony began his television career at MSNBC, where he covered the terrorist attacks of 9/11, presidential campaigns, and both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games. He has a Master’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and a BA in English Literature, both from Columbia University.