Gene Randall's award winning journalism career can be measured by the major stories he covered, both in the United States and abroad.
At CNN, as a Washington-based Anchor and Correspondent, those assignments included the fall of the Berlin Wall, the liberation of Kuwait, U.S. troops in Somalia and coverage of every U.S. Presidential campaign from 1988 to 2000. With NBC, as Moscow Bureau Chief and Correspondent from 1980 through 1983, Gene chronicled the Solidarity strikes in Poland and the beginning of the end of the Communist domination of Eastern Europe.

Randall brings all that journalistic experience and know-how with him to Gene Randall Enterprises.

  Here is your chance to create an exciting new format for probing issues of importance to your company, trade association or professional organization, a safe environment that’s proven itself effective.

     In April of 2007, in San Ramon, California Randall conducted an exclusive  interview with Chevron CEO David J. O’Reilly on Chevron’s newly-expanded principles for staying out front on the issue of global warming. The appearance, aimed both at Chevron employees and the American public, can be seen on Chevron's web site: http://chevron.com/social_responsibility/environment/global_climate.asp
At the annual Washington meeting of the National Co-operative Bank, Gene moderated a provocative discussion on the impact of big box stores on the country’s retail economy.

  For the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, in D.C. he led a highly technical forum on the testing and standardization of electrical products in the global marketplace; NEMA’s Al Skolnick “We had very good comments from the membership and the panelists were all positive and appreciated your approach”.

 In Las Vegas, for the National Autobody and Congress Exposition, Randall questioned a panel on the increasingly serious problem of “total loss” vehicle insurance claims; NACE Chairman Geralynn Kottschade: “He delivered exactly what we wanted”.

     After conducting discussions at an Engelhard Corporation (now part of BASF) leadership meeting in Savannah, Engelhard V.P. Mark Dresner: “Your contributions were a critical factor in the success of the conference”.  Dresner’s advice: “I strongly recommend Gene to anyone looking to boost the caliber and value of their meeting.”

 Closed Circuit TV And Videos

   Reaction to a series of closed circuit webcasts for the National Association of Chain Drug Stores in San Diego and Las Vegas from Craig Fuller, former NACDS Pres. & CEO: “Gene put all his experience to work for us…All of our expectations were exceeded...we could not have been more delighted”.  Randall is also a writer, producer and narrator of videos which enable companies and others to showcase their accomplishments; it is also a way for a company to show its appreciation to its various divisions with a recognition that their performance is key to the company’s success and, as with Chevron, with Gene Randall on board, on-line videos can help spread a message of corporate responsibility. 

   Soon after hosting panels for the Cooperative Development Foundation in Washington,  Randall was contracted to produce a video highlighting how cooperatives could help meet the growing needs of seniors in the United States.

Media Training and Crisis Management

   Learning how to deal with the media is critically important in the age of the internet and the 24 hour cable TV news cycle.  Gene Randall brings with him the perspective of someone long used to being on the other side of the camera, charged with asking the tough questions.  Let his expertise work for you. Get the most out of your media appearances by calling on Gene Randall to help level the media playing field. Says noted Washington Political Strategist Scott Reed: “Gene Randall really puts my clients through the paces in preparation for big media events. He hits you from every angle and leaves no stone unturned.”
 

It is the kind of reaction heard over and over from those who have enhanced the value of their gatherings, video presentations and media training sessions by bringing Gene Randall into the mix. Judge for yourself by viewing this site's "Endorsements" page. Then use the contact information to e-mail or phone.