Two time Emmy Award winner and founder of Ice Water + Lemon, Ariane Nalty, brings her passion for storytelling and television production to a forefront by providing all things media.  Her clients include companies such as Google, CBS, Vanity Fair, ABC News, PBS, Bloomberg, Netflix, and many more. With over 20 years of experience, Ariane has become a leader in the world of television content. 

Ariane’s career began at ABC News in Washington DC, where she covered stories including ABC’s Millennium program, and coverage of the September 11th Attacks in New York City for all ABC News platforms.

Since then, Ariane has covered a multitude of breaking news stories, the most memorable ones being Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, The Michael Jackson trial and his death, Two Papal Conclaves in Rome, Superbowls XLIV and 50, The 2020 Election, The Academy Awards and Emmy Awards red carpet programs, The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in London and California wildfire coverage.

In 2017 she covered the largest mass shooting in US history in Las Vegas, Nevada where she received an Emmy Award for the ABC News 20/20 documentary Las Vegas: Heartbreak and Heroes. She worked on ABC News’ programming of Covid-19, the 2020 election, and breaking news coverage that won two Edward R. Murrow Awards for Excellence in Broadcasting. She helped launch “GMA3: What You Need To Know” a daytime news and informational program that airs on the ABC Network.

Documentaries Ariane has worked on include Can We Take A Joke? and Innovators. She is an Executive Producer on the docuseries Unspeakable Act which focuses on suicide survivors. She was a Talent Producer on HistoryTalks, a program celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the History Channel hosted by Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.

She is a currently a Coordinating Producer for ABC News’ Good Morning America covering breaking news, The White House and politics.

In addition to producing, Ariane has served on the Board of Directors for ArtPoint; a group of young professionals that support the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. She serves as co-president on the Board of Directors for For The Bayou a non-profit that provides funding to restore the wetlands of the Louisiana coast. She remains an active member of the ArtPoint Advisory Council and is a member of the Georgetown University Alumni Admissions Program. 

She grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana where she continues to cover news and lifestyle stories. Ariane enjoys water sports and spending time outdoors with her family. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband Charles, their twins Jane and Charlie and their yellow Labrador Bear.

Ariane has a George Foster Peabody Award, five Edward R. Murrow Awards, a Columbia DuPont Award, and two Emmy Awards.

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