At 54 years old, the Brazilian-Italian TV host Claudia Cataldi is celebrating four decades in journalism, a career defined by excellence, versatility, and undeniable impact. Starting at just 14 as a young apprentice in a newsroom, she quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a prominent presence on major TV networks, hosting her own radio shows, and penning influential columns for top-tier publications.
Throughout these four decades, Claudia has been a sought-after host for high profile events across Brazil, solidifying her reputation as a communicator who seamlessly navigates various formats and audiences. Her name became synonymous with success in the media industry, linked to mega events and large-scale shows, such as the New Year’s Eve celebration on the sands of Rio de Janeiro, where she was the official host for eight consecutive editions, reaching a live audience of over 1 million people each year, a record that underscores her commanding stage presence.
Recently, a rare video from a past event at the Latin America Memorial in SP – Brazil resurfaced, capturing a defining moment in Claudia’s career. Hired by National ABRH, she led the ceremony before an audience of nearly 2,000 people on the iconic stage designed by Oscar Niemeyer. The footage not only highlights a memorable occasion but also reaffirms her ability to captivate, inspire, and command the attention of diverse audiences with unmatched poise.
Invited to Dazzle: Claudia Cataldi Steals the Spotlight as Rio’s Carnival Muse
Recognition over the years
Today, she continues to reinvent herself after publishing numerous books and being invited to speak in many countries, while remaining at the forefront of high-visibility events, not just as a successful host but as one of the 100 most influential women in the world, a title recently awarded in India-based G100. Her name is now recognized as a reference in both national and international journalism, a legacy that stands as a testament to the power of perseverance, excellence, and unwavering talent.
Claudia Cataldi: 40 Years of Journalism