from 2008-01-07 to 2009-07-24. The programme's previous graphics package, which included a new intertitle and a new voiceover introduction (but retaining the lower thirds from 28 July 2009 to 26 February 2010), debuted 14 December 2009. The graphics package for this and all of the other CNBC Europe programmes, including the new lower thirds, debuted 1 March 2010 to 11 May 2012. This new graphic style also debuted on CNBC US that same day. Started from 14 May 2012, CNBC Europe developed a new graphic style of the show until 6 March 2015. On 13 October 2014, the CNBC regional tickers on this show switched from a Klavika typeface font to a Gotham typeface font, with the on-screen bug being moved to the lower right of the screen. Worldwide Exchange launched new titles - including the programme's new logo (which replaced variations of the original that were used since its 19 December 2005 debut) - as well as new theme music (which is the same as CNBC US' Options Action) and a new graphic style based on the US network's version on 9 March 2015. CNBC Europe itself (which originally produced Worldwide Exchange as previously mentioned) debuted the new graphics for this and all of that network's other programmes on the same day. The graphics were changed slightly on January 4, 2016, when CNBC US took over production, coinciding with the show's relocation to the network's Global Headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. The colour changed from green-blue to orange-blue (the same as the original Squawk Box logo). Tickers The respective regional tickers are retained in each of the channels during the broadcast, except for CNBC World, which features the CNBC Europe ticker to show that the programme is produced by the said network. CNBC HD (formerly CNBC HD+) used to show the CNBC Europe ticker until August 8, 2011. Notable personalities Previous anchors Ross Westgate (2005–2014) Michelle Caruso-Cabrera (2005–2007), later chief international correspondent for CNBC U.S. Christine Tan (2005–2012), now presents Managing Asia Brian Shactman (2007–2009) Nicole Lapin (February 1, 2010 – August 5, 2011) Kelly Evans (2012–2013), now hosts The Exchange and co-anchors Power Lunch on CNBC US Seema Mody (2014–2015), rejoined CNBC US in September 2015 Susan Li (September–December 2015), now with Fox Business Network Julia Chatterley (2014–2015), now with CNN International Wilfred Frost (2014-2018), no longer with CNBC as of 16 February 2022 Sara Eisen (2016-2018),