Jeff Bell is an author, mental health advocate, and radio news anchor. His two books, Rewind, Replay, Repeat and When in Doubt, Make Belief, have established Bell as a leading voice for purpose-driven advocacy and "Greater Good" motivation.

Bell is the founder and president of the nonprofit A2A Alliance, an international organization dedicated to showcasing and fostering the power of turning adversity into advocacy. Through his leadership, A2A has created a network of leading adversity-driven advocates dedicated to demonstrating that “we help ourselves by helping others.”

A2A’s key initiatives include Project Hope Exchange—offering a global platform for adversity-impacted individuals to “give hope and get hope in 30 seconds” through recorded and aggregated audio messages—and A2A Spotlight—a weekly 90-second radio feature distributed nationally by CBS Radio News.

Bell served for eight years as a national spokesperson and board member for the International OCD Foundation and is the 2007 recipient of Mental Health America’s prestigious forWARDS Award, for “moving the cause of mental health forward.”

Bell is a 25-year veteran of broadcast news and currently coanchors the KCBS Afternoon News, winner of the 2014 Edward R. Murrow Award for Best Newscast in America.