Boris Ehrgott

In 1997 he made his debut on television on several channels and networks, and began his journalism career in 2000 as a reporter for AITV, a subsidiary of Réseau Outre-Mer 1ere, for which he provided several coverages in Africa. In 2001 and 2002, he presented the news on Radio France Internationale (RFI), for which he integrated the department for Africa and Culture. In 2002, he wrote the guests cards for Thierry Ardisson's show "Tout le Monde en Parle" for France 2 network and "Rive Droite / Rive Gauche" for Paris Premiere. In 2003 and 2004 he presented the news and the press reviews on Public Senat network, directed by Jean-Pierre Elkabbach as well as "Forum Public" (political debates) and "Decentrez-Vous" (Reporting by regions). He also creates "ELLE & Nous", a talk show in partnership with the weekly magazine, ELLE. In March 2005, the industrialist Vincent Bolloré and journalist Philippe Labro bring him on board for the creation of Direct 8 network (Bollorémédia). From 2005 to 2008, co-host of a weekly live late show alongside Caroline Ithurbide "88 Minutes" (88'), host of "Direct Matin" (Morning Information), "Direct Midi" (mid-day magazine), and breaking news. He is also editor of "Direct Matin" and "Direct Soir", the newspapers of the Bolloré group. In 2009, creates MisterG Bros. with Denis Bellaïche, an audiovisual productions and marketing communications company based in Paris and New York. In 2011, presents "Green Trip", the first issue of great reporting on responsible travel, aired on Ushuaia TV (TF1 Group). In 2013, he presents "Soupçons", aired on Cherie 25 (NRJ Group) in prime time. For the first time on TV, victims of a heavy reality face psychologists, police officers, lawyers or witnesses who react on set to an original TV drama.