Chris Warren reported live from the eyewall of Hurricane Helene, a Category 4 storm at landfall as part of The Weather Channel’s Emmy Award-winning breaking news team. That moment was the product of more than two decades of learning to communicate clearly when everything around you feels like chaos.

As a national on-camera meteorologist, Chris spent over 15 years at The Weather Channel, with additional appearances on network news programs including on CBS, NBC, MSNBC, CNBC, and CNN.
His work involved live studio and field coverage of major natural disasters, where communication accuracy, timing, and trust were critical.

That experience shaped his focus on judgment under uncertainty, how leaders communicate when information is incomplete and stakes are real.

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Jennifer Gray Warren has shaped how millions of people understand complex science, from climate risk to natural disasters across CNN, The Weather Channel, Discovery Channel, and NBC.

Her work alongside Anderson Cooper and Wolf Blitzer wasn’t just broadcasting. It was trust-building at scale, deadline after deadline.​

Her carer includes senior roles at CNN, The Weather Channel, Discovery Channel, and NBC, where she led coverage and storytelling around weather, climate science, sustainability, and environmental risk and authored widely syndicated articles for CNN.com.

Jennifer’s work focuses on building clarity over time, shaping narratives that inform, engage, and sustain trust across complex subject matter. 

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