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David Gergen

Meet David Gergen, a super-helper who worked with four US Presidents and made TV news even better!

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David Gergen World Economic Forum 2013 (cropped)

David Gergen World Economic Forum 2013 (cropped)

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CT Forum panelists David Gergen, Christopher Buckley, Gina Barreca, and Steven Carter
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My friend Annie, David Gergen and I
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David Gergen talks to Bill Clinton

Key Facts

Known For
Being a presidential advisor and political commentator.
Worked With Presidents
Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton.
Education
Graduated from Yale University and Harvard Law School.
Awards
Won Peabody Awards for election coverage.

The President's Helper!

Imagine helping the most important people in the country! David Gergen was like a special advisor who worked with four different US Presidents: Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton. He helped them with their speeches and told them how to talk to everyone. It was a big job, like being the captain of a giant team!

A TV News Star!

After helping presidents, David Gergen became a star on TV news! He was a commentator for CNN, which is a big news channel. He helped people understand what was happening in the world. He even won special awards for his work, like getting a gold star for being super good at explaining things!

Smarty Pants at School!

David Gergen was super smart. He went to two very famous schools, Yale University and Harvard Law School. He was so good at learning that he got 27 special awards called honorary degrees! That's like getting 27 trophies for being the best student ever!

Sharing His Wisdom!

David Gergen didn't just help presidents and TV news; he also taught others how to be good leaders. He taught at a famous school called Harvard University. He helped create a special place there to teach people how to be great public servants. He wanted everyone to learn how to make the world a better place.

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