Julia Boorstin CNBC, Bio/Wiki, Age, Height, Husband, & Net Worth

Julia Boorstin Biography / Wikipedia

Julia Boorstin is an American journalist, now a Senior Media & Entertainment Correspondent for CNBC. She currently has a significant part in “TechCheck” on the networks (M-F, 11 AM–12 PM ET/8 AM–9 AM PT).

Prior to joining CNBC, Julia worked with “Fortune” magazine where she left to join CNBC. She joined Fortune magazine in 2000 and worked as a business writer and reporter. Moreover, in the same period, Boorstine covered a wrap-up segment “Street Life,” for CNN Headline News.

Julia Boorstin Age / Birthday

Boorstin is 44 years old, born in Los Angeles, the United States of America on December 4, 1978. Julia celebrates her birthday every 4th of December hence. READ MORE: Cheryl Casone Fox News, Bio, Age, Height, Spouse, Salary & Net Worth

Julia Boorstin Height /Measurements

She is averagely tall in stature. Julia stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches (1.67m). However, her other body measurements are not in the public domain at the moment.

Julia Boorstin Parents and Siblings | Grandfather

Boorstin is a daughter to Sharon Boorstin (mother) and Paul Boorstin (father). She was born in Los Angeles, United States of America. Boorstin’s father is from Chicago while her mother who worked as an English teacher is from Seattle. Furthermore, Julia’s father works as a producer as well as an editor for TV documentaries whereas her mother currently works as an author.

Julia Boorstin Husband / Spouse | Married

Boorstin married her husband Couper Samuelson on 16 December 2007, in Beverly Hills, California, USA. Samuelson is a producer as well as an actor. The two were in courtship for almost three years before walking the aisle. Julia and Couper met in 2004 when Couer’s friend introduced Boorstin to him and that was when their love story began.

Julia came to meet Couper one on one a year after their first meeting. This time, Boorstin invited him to take a tiny walk-up together as he assists in the production of the movie titled “The Ex” of 2006. Furthermore, it is evident the lovely couple were in a long-distance relationship but they kept up with each other through the many trips they took together.

In 2006, during one of their trips to Morocco, Couper got to his knees after handing over his camera to a stranger and popped the question to her. This was the most exciting moment of their dating period and in December of the same year, Boorstin and Couper married. Their wedding ceremony was conducted in Beverly Hills, California with 113 invited guests. Boorstin and her husband Couper have since welcomed a baby boy called Henry whom they received on 13 July 2011.

Julia Boorstin Grandfather

Boorstin and Couper realized that Ms. Boorstin’s late grandfather, Daniel J. Boorstin who was the Pulitzer-winning historian had been known Mr. Samuelson’s grandfather, who was the Nobel laureate economist Paul A. Samuelson and were very good friends.

Julia Boorstin Education

Boorstin is an alumnus of Princeton University where she graduated with honors B.An in history. Furthermore, Juia served as an editor for The Daily Princetonian.

Julia Boorstin CNBC

Boorstin is a Senior Media & Entertainment Correspondent at CNBC currently playing a major role at the “TechCheck” (M-F, 11 AM-12 PM ET/8 AM-9 AM PT). She delivers reports, interviews as well as analyses within the social, streaming, and convergence of media and technology. Julia’s special focus mainly cuts across media and technology.

Nonetheless, joined the network in May 2006 in which she served as a general assignment correspondent. Later, she relocated to CNBC Los Angeles to cover media where she is still based to date. Furthermore, she came up with the ” CNBC Disruptor 50″ in 2013. This is an annual list Julia oversees and points out the individual companies changing the economy and challenging companies in stable industries.

Moreover, Boorstine assisted in the launch of CNBC’s ‘Closing the Gap’ initiative where she covered the closing gender gap between people and companies. Furthermore, Julia corresponded on “Stay Tuned…The Future of TV”, a documentary about the future of television.

Boorstin is at the moment busy writing a book about female founders. Further, the book is being printed by the Avid Reader imprint of Simon & Schuster looking forward to being published in Spring 2022.

Julia Boorstin Salary

Boorstin earns her salary as a Senior Media & Entertainment Correspondent at CNBC. Boorstin’s estimated salary ranges from $50,000 to 100,000 per year.

Julia Boorstin’s Net Worth

The award-winning journalist has been able to accumulate a significant amount of wealth throughout her career journey. Julia’s estimated net worth ranges from $200,000 to $1 Million.

Julia Boorstin Leaving CNBC

Boorstin has no plans to leave CNBC nor has she given a hint as to whether she is leaving CNBC. Furthermore, Julia currently serves as the Senior Media & Entertainment Correspondent at CNBC. She hosts the “TechCheck” (M-F, 11 AM-12 PM ET/8 AM-9 AM PT).