Hannah Kuchler is an accomplished journalist with over a decade of reporting experience. She possesses a flair for creating captivating stories while maintaining an unwavering commitment to impartial and fact-based reporting. Kuchler worked at one of the world's leading news publications, Financial Times, where she reported on a range of topics across three continents from Wall Street to British politics. From 2013 to 2019, she reported from Silicon Valley on the rise and fall of Big Tech, which included covering how large technology companies try to transform healthcare. Presently, Kuchler writes on healthcare-related issues in the US, such as advancements in pharma and biotech, drug pricing, and the opioid crisis. Over the years, she appeared on several news outlets, including NBC Bay Area's Press:Here show, CNBC's Closing Bell, Sky News, NPR's All Things Considered, and the BBC World Service. Kuchler has also moderated panels at various conferences, including FT Live, VentureBeat, and the Dublin Web Summit. Kuchler studied First, History at the University of Oxford, and previously attended Camden School for Girls.