Mark Beretta is one of Australia’s most recognised Sports Presenters, retiring in 2025 after an extraordinary 22 years as sports anchor on Sunrise and 30 years with the Seven Network. Known for his ability to engage audiences and share the stories behind the athletes, Mark has been a trusted voice in Australian sport for decades.
Mark’s broadcasting career includes five Olympic Games, motorsport commentary for the Bathurst 24 Hour Race and V8 Supercars, and hosting major events such as the Moomba Masters and Kellogg’s Surf League. His experience spans television, live events, and corporate media, making him a dynamic presence on stage.
Away from the camera, Mark is a 10-time Australian Water Ski Champion, a keen supporter of the Geelong Football Club, and an advocate for cancer research through his work with Tour de Cure and the Children’s Cancer Institute. An engineer by training, he has worked with BHP and Honeywell, bringing a unique perspective on performance, teamwork, and resilience.
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MC & Event Host
Mark Beretta brings three decades of live broadcasting experience and a reputation as one of Australia’s most trusted sports presenters to your event. After 22 years as sports anchor on Sunrise and coverage of five Olympic Games, Mark knows how to engage audiences, manage high-pressure environments, and keep events running seamlessly.MC & Event Host
What Mark Offers as an MC or Host:
- Professional, polished delivery backed by 30 years in live television
- Warm, approachable style that makes guests feel at ease
- Ability to handle complex event formats, from conferences to gala dinners
- Expertise in sport, media, and storytelling for dynamic audience engagement
- Proven adaptability for corporate, community, and high-profile events
Mark’s credibility and vibrant personality ensure your event is memorable and runs flawlessly.
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