Camille Bohannon

 Camille Bohannon has a wide variety of speaking skills that range from  voicing radio commercials to national network radio newscasts to hosting  pop and classical music shows.  For several years, she was the voice  heard at the White House as tourists waited to see the Rose Garden. She  was the only live female parade announcer for the 1976 Bicentennial  Parade and has appeared as a live host at scores of events, from awards  banquets to pageants to Public Broadcasting TV fundraisers.  She's   lectured at the University of Maryland and  other colleges. After her  radio career began to focus on national/international news,  she won    numerous awards.  She's interviewed hundreds of newsmakers, from U.S  senators, to Pulitzer Prize winners, to athletes from the NFL, NBA,  tennis and boxing worlds, and world-famous recording artists.  As the  daughter of a State Department official, she lived in eight countries  and learned to speak four languages. Her focus now is commercial and  narration work, primarily in the Washington DC area.