Lucy has chaired many events for Nestle over the past few years, most notibly for the company’s Nestle Needs Youth initiative, helping 20,000 young people find employment across Europe. At this recent event at Nestle’s HQ in Switzerland, Lucy hosted a live studio debate with prominent business leaders and EU Politicians.

Lucy hosted the weekday Breakfast Progamme on the ITV News Channel from 2004 – 2006. She co-hosted with former BBC Newsreader, Andrew Harvey.

Lucy hosted a series of business summits across the UK for Barclays in 2012 and 2013, interviewing business leaders like Adam Balon (Innocent Drinks). The summits were broadcast live.          

Lucy Alexander chairing IT company Infosys’ annual Conference in Monaco

Lucy hosted a series of Business Summits for Barclays across the UK in 2012 and 2013, interviewing prominent business leaders such as Adam Balon (Innocent Drinks). They were broadcast live.

Lucy with Theo Paphitis at Global RLI Awards, London 2014. Lucy Alexander has hosted these awards in London since their inception in 2015.  

Lucy has hosted the Global Retail & Leisure Industry Awards since its inception in 2005. This year marks the 10th year anniversary. Lucy will be hosting the event in Dubai in June 2015.  

Lucy Alexander hosted Renault Trucks’ breathtaking Global re-launch of their entire fleet in 2013. The two-night launch took place at EurExpo, Lyon, infront of crowds of 6,000 people each night.

Lucy Alexander introduced Samsung’s Keynote speech at IFA 2014, the world’s leading tade show for consumer electronics and home appliances. The keynote was delivered by Samsung CEO BK Yoon.

Lucy hosting Samsung conference at CeBIT, Hannover 2014

Lucy Alexander at Barclays’ Apprenticeships Summit, 2012. On stage interviewing Secretary of State for Business, Rt Hon Vince Cable.  

Lucy hosted the weekday Breakfast Progamme on the ITV News Channel from 2004 – 2006. She co-hosted with former BBC Newsreader, Andrew Harvey.

Lucy presented London Tonight (ITV’s evening news programme for the Capital) from 2001 – 2004. She co-presented with Alastair Stewart.