About René

A trailblazing broadcast journalist with three decades in the industry, René Syler has covered the defining moments that shaped modern American history. From her role as co-anchor of CBS' The Early Show to her firsthand coverage of watershed events like the Oklahoma City bombing, the Branch Davidian siege in Waco, and the historic Bush-Gore electoral dispute, Syler has been at the forefront of news delivery when it matters most.

Her interviewing prowess spans the spectrum of influence—from Hollywood luminaries to Capitol Hill power brokers—honing an expertise in drawing out compelling narratives from diverse personalities. Known for her disarming style and natural ability to put subjects at ease, Syler has mastered the art of authentic communication that resonates with viewers and interview subjects alike.

Rising through the ranks of local news before reaching network television, Syler has mastered every facet of broadcast journalism, from breaking news coverage to long-form storytelling. Now, she's sharing the secrets of her success, channeling her wealth of experience into helping others master the art of television presence. Her specialized course equips business leaders and public figures with the insider techniques she's perfected over 30 years in front of the camera. Drawing from her extensive background in high-pressure broadcasting situations, Syler teaches professionals how to communicate with impact, authenticity, and confidence in any on-camera scenario. Are you ready to make your next TV appearance memorable?