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• n  someone who presents a message of some sort (as a petition or an address or a check or a memorial etc.)
• n  an advocate who presents a person (as for an award or a degree or an introduction etc.)
• n  person who makes a gift of property

• Kristoff, a music presenter on the popular TV channel Telehit, also launched scathing criticisms of emos.
• The idea was "beyond even our standards," in the words of presenter Patrick Lodiers, referring to the notoriety the youth-oriented network has gained from previous controversial .
• The new craze, they tell me," announced veteran presenter Bill Grundy of his guests, the Sex Pistols.

• sponsor
• donor
• giver
• bestower
• conferrer

News & Articles

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• Cypriot TV host gets life in jail for boss's murder
  NICOSIA (Reuters) - A Cypriot TV presenter was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday for the murder of her boss in a case which has gripped the Mediterranean island. Prosecutors said Elena Skordelli, 42, was driven by revenge to kill Andis Hadjicostis after she was sacked from her job as news anchor at his Sigma TV channel. Skordelli and her brother Tassos Krasopoulis, 37, were convicted of ...
  June 13, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News
• David Attenborough fit enough to reschedule Australian tour
  LONDON (Reuters) - Veteran nature show presenter David Attenborough said on Thursday he had recovered sufficiently from heart surgery to reschedule a sell-out tour of Australia for next month. Attenborough, 87, known for his wildlife documentaries, earlier this month cancelled his speaking tour "A Life On Earth" to Canberra, Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne to undergo emergency surgery ...
  June 13, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News
• Nocciolino discusses Tony win, upcoming RBTL season
  Rochester Broadway Season presenter Albert Nocciolino is celebrating a huge Tony Award win and looking forward to another season of shows at the Auditorium Theatre.
  June 13, 2013 - WROC Rochester

Quotes

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• Gordon Brown in Irish Independent
  I'm not as great a presenter of information or communicator as I would like to be,said Gordon Brown last week.
• Brian Coleman in Times Online
  Mr Coleman, a Conservative councillor, said: "The launch became a political rant. It is unforgivable for the BBC to allow the Blue Peter name to be lent to a political event. But when a presenter does so without their permission you wonder what is...
• Seth Meyers in Zap2it.com
  When it was announced that Meyers would be hosting, he joked, "If you asked anyone I played sports with as a kid, they would tell you the only way Seth was making it to the ESPYs was as a host or presenter."