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The Power of a Positive Attitude
Rancic created "Fab-U-Wish," a program to grant fashion, beauty and celebrity-themed wishes to women battling breast cancer. This program is just one aspect of her mission to help those going through hardships to find happiness and a positive outlook on life. At the podium, Rancic teaches women to focus on the positive and use their attitude to manage their emotional pain. A pillar of strength, Rancic motivates audiences by opening up about her own bout with breast cancer, connecting with them on a personal level, encouraging them to take control of their health and their futures.
The Pause Method
Taking a pause in life to evaluate what you have accomplished and where you want to go, both personally and professionally.
The Unplanned Plan
Keys to managing your career and personal life when you’re thrown a curveball in life.
Overcoming Life's Biggest Stuggles
Giuliana shares her personal story of her journey with breast cancer, while Bill shares his perspective on the important role of caregiver and the impact a cancer diagnosis has on the whole family. Their story is emotional, inspirational and filled with messages of hope.
Creating Something Out of Nothing
Giuliana and Bill both come from simple upbringings and share with audiences their keys to reaching their own personal and career goals and build a brand and take your business to the next level.
Finding the Balance and Faith
Balancing work and family life without sacrificing either one and how faith plays a role in personal happiness.
Giuliana Rancic is an entertainment journalist, author, fashion and beauty expert and television personality with over 3 million devoted followers on Twitter, 3 million on Instagram and 10 million followers across her social media platforms.
Giuliana was the host of the internationally watched entertainment news show, E! News, and was on the red carpet for every mega-event in the entertainment industry (Oscars, Grammy Awards, Golden Globes) interviewing the stars and getting breaking Hollywood scoop as well as all things pop culture. In 2005, Giuliana became solo anchor and managing editor for the show, taking it from the lowest rated show on the network to number one… incredibly within one year. In 2021, she announced a new development deal with E!'s parent company, NBCUniversal, where she will produce and bring stories to life.
Giuliana is also a fashion designer, having one of the most successful clothing lines on HSN called G by Giuliana. She is also a restaurateur, as the "R" in the popular restaurant group RPM Italian and RPM Steak. Most recently, she announced the launch of Giuliana Prosecco available at Total Wine and Target.
In 2012, Rancic released her second book, I Do, Now What? Published by Random House. Giuliana co-authored the book with her husband, Bill Rancic. Giuliana most recently released her highly anticipated memoir, Going Off Script, also with Random House. The book debuted on the New York Times Best Sellers List.
In 2011, Giuliana was diagnosed with Breast Cancer and underwent a double mastectomy that same year. Following her treatment, she created “Fab-U-Wish,” a program to grant fashion, beauty and celebrity-themed wishes to women battling breast cancer. This program is just one aspect of her ongoing mission to help those going through hardships to find happiness and a positive outlook on life. Others include The Pink Agenda, Breast Cancer Research Foundation, Operation Smile, Dress For Success, and the Mercy Home for Boys and Girls in Chicago.
Rancic is a force both on-camera and off but her remarkable success didn’t come easily. She is a true result of “The American Dream” and an inspiration to people, both young and old. She was born in Naples, Italy, in a modest neighborhood, and moved to the United States when she was a little girl. Her love affair with television journalism began before she could even speak English and learned the language by watching TV. She received a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Maryland and a master’s degree in journalism from American University. While in attendance, Giuliana interned for a Capitol Hill news bureau covering a number of stories related to the Pentagon, Supreme Court, White House and State Department.
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