Marc Bator
Marc Bator
Marc Bator

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Marc Bator was born in Hanover on 04.12.1972. Radio already fascinated Marc as a grade-school student; he completed editorial internships. After high school, he presented several radio broadcasts for NDR 1 Niedersachsen. Hamburg, 1992: Marc worked as a trainee at the private Alsterradio in Hamburg and took two years of intensive speech lessons. He worked as a reporter, presenter and news editor and learned the journalism business from the ground up.

1994, the young radio journalist changed his field. The Bundesliga became entertainment for the whole family. Every weekend, up to seven million people watched „ran – Sat.1 Fußball” and listened to the distinctive voice of a 21-year-old announcer. For six years, Marc Bator was part of this – when seen retrospectively – legendary sports editorial department and set the foundation for his future television career.

1994 to 2000 – A resident of Hamburg, Marc worked nationwide for TV stations, production companies and advertising agencies. In seven years, he spoke in more than ten thousand production campaigns for national and international brands.

2000, Marc Bator switched exclusively to ARD-Aktuell. A move in front of the camera followed. 2005, Bator presented his first prime-time “20 Uhr Tagesschau”.

A year later, he moderated the “NDR-Nordtour – das norddeutsche Reisemagazin” on NDR television. As a news anchor for the program “Neues im Norden” in 2007, he wrote his own texts, did telephone interviews live and spoke to experts about current issues affecting the North.

Marc Bator spoke with athletes and celebrities at all Bundesliga home matches of the Hamburger SV as a part of the stadium show from 2008 onwards. In 2010, he presented the magazine “Mein gutes Recht” on WDR television; it was specially tailored to him.

In addition to his work in front of the camera, Bator worked as an off-speaker in numerous productions for the ARD. He lent his voice as a “voice of the station” to the program package of NDR2, the most successful radio program in northern Germany. Marc was the multiple co-commentator of the cycling race “Rund um den Finanzplatz Eschborn-Frankfurt” on HR television.

2013, Marc said farewell to the ARD.

Marc Bator moved on to the ProSiebenSat.1 commercial broadcasting group – he is head anchorman of the Sat.1 news and also moderated a number of political summer interviews.

2014, he founded TEAMVISION with partners; it is a company for management and marketing in professional sports that focuses on working with top-level athletes. Bator works as an advisor and negotiator.

2018, he completed an advanced education program in sports management at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. This will be followed in 2022 by an academic course in real estate management at the EBS European Business School in Oestrich-Winkel.

2023, Marc Bator extends his contract with Seven.One Entertainment, which produces :newstime in SAT.1 program meanwhile from Unterfoehring near Munich. No longer in the role of an anchorman, he is seen mostly on weekends, giving him more space for pursuing his other involvements.

Marc Bator is father of two daughters and lives in Berlin. There, he is a member of the VBKI, the Verein Berliner Kaufleute und Industrieller. Marc remains closely related to the Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg, the city that has been his home for many years, through the Radsportgemeinschaft Hamburg 1892 and the Hamburger Sport Verein, HSV. 



Marc Bator

CV

Marc Bator was born in Hanover on 04.12.1972. Radio already fascinated Marc as a grade-school student; he completed editorial internships. After high school, he presented several radio broadcasts for NDR 1 Niedersachsen. Hamburg, 1992: Marc worked as a trainee at the private Alsterradio in Hamburg and took two years of intensive speech lessons. He worked as a reporter, presenter and news editor and learned the journalism business from the ground up.

1994, the young radio journalist changed his field. The Bundesliga became entertainment for the whole family. Every weekend, up to seven million people watched „ran – Sat.1 Fußball” and listened to the distinctive voice of a 21-year-old announcer. For six years, Marc Bator was part of this – when seen retrospectively – legendary sports editorial department and set the foundation for his future television career.

1994 to 2000 – A resident of Hamburg, Marc worked nationwide for TV stations, production companies and advertising agencies. In seven years, he spoke in more than ten thousand production campaigns for national and international brands.

2000, Marc Bator switched exclusively to ARD-Aktuell. A move in front of the camera followed. 2005, Bator presented his first prime-time “20 Uhr Tagesschau”.

A year later, he moderated the “NDR-Nordtour – das norddeutsche Reisemagazin” on NDR television. As a news anchor for the program “Neues im Norden” in 2007, he wrote his own texts, did telephone interviews live and spoke to experts about current issues affecting the North.

Marc Bator spoke with athletes and celebrities at all Bundesliga home matches of the Hamburger SV as a part of the stadium show from 2008 onwards. In 2010, he presented the magazine “Mein gutes Recht” on WDR television; it was specially tailored to him.

In addition to his work in front of the camera, Bator worked as an off-speaker in numerous productions for the ARD. He lent his voice as a “voice of the station” to the program package of NDR2, the most successful radio program in northern Germany. Marc was the multiple co-commentator of the cycling race “Rund um den Finanzplatz Eschborn-Frankfurt” on HR television.

2013, Marc said farewell to the ARD.

Marc Bator moved on to the ProSiebenSat.1 commercial broadcasting group – he is head anchorman of the Sat.1 news and also moderated a number of political summer interviews.

2014, he founded TEAMVISION with partners; it is a company for management and marketing in professional sports that focuses on working with top-level athletes. Bator works as an advisor and negotiator.

2018, he completed an advanced education program in sports management at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. This will be followed in 2022 by an academic course in real estate management at the EBS European Business School in Oestrich-Winkel.

2023, Marc Bator extends his contract with Seven.One Entertainment, which produces :newstime in SAT.1 program meanwhile from Unterfoehring near Munich. No longer in the role of an anchorman, he is seen mostly on weekends, giving him more space for pursuing his other involvements.

Marc Bator is father of two daughters and lives in Berlin. There, he is a member of the VBKI, the Verein Berliner Kaufleute und Industrieller. Marc remains closely related to the Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg, the city that has been his home for many years, through the Radsportgemeinschaft Hamburg 1892 and the Hamburger Sport Verein, HSV.