Julia Boorstin Biography
Julia Boorstin is a well-known American journalist, currently working as a senior entertainment and media reporter for CNBC. She joined CNBC in the month of May as an assignment reporter for the Los Angeles Bureau.
Julia Boorstin Age
Boorstin is born on December 4, 1978, in the United States. She will be 44 at the time of 2022. She will celebrate her birthday on the 4th of December.
Julia Boorstin Height
Boorstin is tall at a highest point at 5’7″ (1.70 metres).
Julia Boorstin Family
Boorstin is the wife of Couper Samuelson, and is a mother of one. The daughter is Paul Boorstin and Sharon Boorstin. His father works as a screenwriter and producer for documentaries for television and she is also an author. His grandfather, Daniel Boorstin, was an instructor of the University of Chicago and the Librarian of Congress.
Julia Boorstin Husband
Boorstin has been happily wed with William Couper Samuelson since December 2007. He is head of feature films for Blumhouse Productions where he previously was director of operations.
Julia Boorstin Marriage
Boorstin was married on the 27th of July 2007 at Beverly Hills, California, United States.
Julia Boorstin Salary
Boorstin earns an annual median salary of $680,765. This is based on CNBC News anchors/reporters’ salaries.
Julia Boorstin Net Worth
Boorstin is estimated to have a net worth of $1 million to $ $5 million. Her profession as an actor is her main sources of revenue.
Julia Boorstin Education
She graduated with high marks at Princeton University with a B.A. in history. She was also editor for The Daily Princetonian.
Julia Boorstin Career
Boorstin is an American CNBC Senior Media & Entertainment Correspondent. Julia Boorstin joined CNBC in May 2006 as general assignment reporter. She came to CNBC after working for Fortune magazine where she was an executive writer and reporter since 2000.
At the time, she was involved in “Street Life”,” an ongoing market wrap-up on CNN Headline News. She also has worked with The State Department’s delegation for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development as well as for Vice Gore’s office for domestic policy.
