Jimmy Roberts

Title: Broadcaster
Residence: Westchester County, New York
Attended: University of Maryland
Attachment: NBC, ESPN

Price range: Contact PAC
Categories: Broadcasters, Sports
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements

Jimmy Roberts began his journalism career in 1975, when he became a newspaper reporter. He also worked as a writer and producer at ABC.

A Jimmy Roberts appearance on ESPN was a common event for nearly 12 years when, in May of 2000, he joined NBC. His broadcasting career has had him covering 10 Olympic Game, including hosting Chevy Olympic Moments for NBC. He is also the host of the halftime show for Notre Dame football, as well as the interviewer for NBC’s golf coverage. In addition, Roverts is also one of the network’s main anchors for the weekend sports updates and NBC’s Wimbledon Championships coverage, and hosted and narrated the Outdoor Life Network’s coverage of the 2005 Dakar Rally.

Jimmy Roberts Speaker

When Roberts conducts speaking engagements he usually uses personal anecdotes to communicate his motivational ideas to his audience. With his interesting experiences as a sportscaster, a Jimmy Roberts speaker appearance provides a speaker who is both comfortable in engaging an audience and familiar to any sports fan around the country.

Jimmy Roberts Appearance

Roberts has received critical acclaim for his Olympic segments, including an Emmy Award for his “Olympic Moments” in NBC. Over the course of his career, he has won 13 Sports Emmy Awards. Such prestigious awards prove Roberts’ natural talent in speaking, and a Jimmy Roberts appearance will definitely inspire your audience with his brilliant sportscasting career.

Jimmy Roberts Endorsement

Roberts’ ability to handle hot topics from the worlds of golf, football, and even international sports, makes him one of the most respected sportscasters in the industry. With his brilliant play with words and excellent interviewing skills, a Jimmy Roberts endorsement brings a proven voice, familiar face, and a reputation hardly matched anywhere else in the broadcasting world.