Frederik Pleitgen Biography
Frederik Pleitgen is the Senior International Correspondent of CNN’s London bureau. Prior to that, he was CNN’s Berlin correspondent from 2006 until 2014, offering insights into the cultural as well as the economic and political aspects of the Central European power. In the past, he worked for the political division of ZDF, the German state-owned broadcaster ZDF as well as for the private news channel N-TV as executive producer and reporter as well as for RTL as well as TV Berlin as a writer.
Frederik Pleitgen Age
Frederik Pleitgen was born Cologne North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany in the year of 1976. He’s aged 45.
Frederik Pleitgen Height
Frederik has a height of 5 feet 8. in/1.72 1 m high.
Frederik Pleitgen Education
Frederik was a student at The Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelms University in Bonn. He later wrote his master’s thesis about traditions of American journalistic practice from the Free University Berlin. Furthermore, he received an honorary fellowship from the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy in San Fernando Valley/USA and New York University for one year.
Frederik Pleitgen Family
His parents include Gerda Lichtenberg as well as Fritz Pleitgen, who works with the West German Broadcasting as a German journalist, and a former director.
Frederik Pleitgen Wife
Frederik is currently single. He hasn’t shared any information that suggests he is to being involved in any relationship, or an earlier relationship However, studies on this are underway as well as updated in the near future.
Frederik Pleitgen Salary
Frederik each year earns a pay of $71,213. This is based on CNN the salaries of CNN’s correspondents.
How much is Frederik Pleitgen worth?
Frederik is estimated to have a net worth of $1 million.
Frederik Pleitgen Career
Frederik Pleitgen is Senior International Correspondent of CNN’s London bureau. He started working in the year 2006. He was previously CNN’s Berlin correspondent from 2006 until the year 2014 giving insight into the economic, cultural and political forces that make up the Central European power. Before that, he was a part of the political division of ZDF, the German ZDF, a public-service broadcaster. ZDF as well as for the private news channel N-TV as executive producer and reporter and also for RTL as well as TV Berlin as a writer.
Frederik was a student at his school at the Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelms campus in Bonn. He then wrote his master’s thesis on the history of tradition of American Journalism from the Free University Berlin. Furthermore, he received an honorary fellowship from the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy in the San Fernando Valley/USA in 2004 in New York University for one year.
