Jodi Lee
Journalist, MC, Communication & Media Trainer
Jodi Lee is a well-known television journalist and event MC. For more than a decade she has had a front row seat to history, delivering the news as it happens to hundreds of thousands of Australians.

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- Conference Facilitators and Moderators
- Corporate Master of Ceremonies
- Female Motivational Speakers
- Journalists and Current Affairs Speakers
- Master Of Ceremonies / MC
Testimonials for Jodi Lee
Jodi was a fantastic MC for our event, and we have had overwhelmingly positive feedback from conference attendees, both young farmers (aged 18-40) and industry leaders. Having her as MC gave the conference a really professional edge that was noted from within NSW Government as a conference of a very high calibre. It was evident that Jodi had done a great deal of research about the Young Farmer Business Program, and had a great understanding of the needs of young farmers.
NSW Government
A heartfelt thank you for the incredible energy, professionalism, and warmth you brought to the Sydney Swans Lunch. You played such a key role in making the event the success it was. We couldn’t have done it without you – thank you again!
Amanda Thompson, Swans Foundation
Jodi is incredibly engaging and polished. Our whole team were in the zone and enthusiastic the whole way through. Over the course of the sessions, Jodi has equipped our team with an arsenal of practical prompts, tips and takeaways.
Gary Tenenbaum, TAG Direct
Thank you so much for MCing the event — you have such a knack for holding the room. We’ve had amazing feedback, and you made everything feel seamless. Your presence really elevated the day.
Shannon Fitzgibbon, Sydney Swans
Jodi was so professional and provided a well prepared session. She made the participants feel comfortable and open to learning, and gave frameworks and tips to improve a range of aspects on engaging with our audience. We would recommend her to anyone preparing for a specific event or to simply improve communication skills.
Anthea Hancocks, Scanlon Foundation
Fee Range: $5001 to $10000
Jodi Lee's Biography
Journalist, MC, Communication & Media Trainer
Jodi Lee is a well-known television journalist and event MC. For more than a decade she has had a front row seat to history, delivering the news as it happens to hundreds of thousands of Australians.
Jodi was live from Bourke St in Melbourne when tragedy struck, on the shores as Mick Fanning surfed his last competitive wave and in attendance at Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews' daily COVID press conferences. These days, Jodi appears nightly as a senior reporter on 7News Sydney. She is also a regular on the Seven Network’s highest rating breakfast television show, Sunrise.
As well as hosting the annual AFL Grand Final Breakfast each year, Jodi’s regular list of clients for everything from season launches, end of season awards nights and in-season functions, includes NRL clubs Melbourne Storm and South Sydney Rabbitohs, AFL clubs Sydney Swans and North Melbourne, A League Soccer clubs Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory, the Melbourne Racing Club and the Sunshine Coast Lightning Super Netball team.
Thanks to decades of Iive broadcast experience presenting to hundreds of thousands of viewers, Jodi effortlessly commands in-person audiences, seamlessly transitioning between panel facilitation, formalities, and light hearted entertainment.
When Jodi isn’t gracing television screens, she is hosting events across the country. As an MC Jodi is adaptable, energetic, relatable and engaging. She effortlessly commands live audiences, interviewing famous faces and facilitating panel discussions for sporting, corporate and government clients.
Jodi also uses her experience and expertise to help executives present with confidence and calm their own nerves during high-stakes interviews, pitches and presentations. As a Communication Coach and Media Trainer she works with clients one-on-one and in small groups, to ensure they nail their own “on-air” moment. She has worked with the country’s largest financial services firms, not for profit organisations and individual power brokers.

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